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A parish employee was allegedly threatened with a firearm after the pastor of a Catholic church publicly supported plans for a new mosque in Albuquerque

Christine Rousselle

A physician assistant who said she was dismissed after requesting religious accommodations relating to gender identity policies has reached a settlement with her former employer

Christine Rousselle

The first American pope has suggested a visit to the United States is likely, while stressing that his primary identity is as pastor of the universal Church

Christine Rousselle

The bishops say recent increases in executions and the expansion of death penalty laws in Florida require a renewed Catholic witness against capital punishment

Christine Rousselle

New funeral policies in the Diocese of Springfield seek to prevent liturgical irregularities while reinforcing the Church’s understanding of Christian burial

Christine Rousselle

Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen has described the Traditional Latin Mass as a rare refuge of silence in an age of constant distraction during an interview with Michael Knowles

Christine Rousselle

Fr Paul Fliss characterised the Traditional Latin Mass as an accommodation for those not yet ready to embrace the Church’s liturgical reforms and discouraged attendance

Christine Rousselle

Archbishop John Wester has defended plans for a new mosque and community centre in Albuquerque, saying Catholics should reject anti-Muslim hostility and uphold religious liberty

Christine Rousselle

The White House commemorated the martyrdom of Blessed Stanley Rother, describing his life of missionary service as a testament to America's tradition of religious freedom

Christine Rousselle

The ambitious project would transform a former Masonic temple into a centre for Catholic worship, education and culture in downtown Steubenville

Christine Rousselle