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A Capuchin friar convicted of child sexual abuse and a former priest jailed for fraud and sexual offences are among 10 people stripped of their U.S. citizenship after officials said they concealed crimes committed before becoming citizens

Christine Rousselle

From Papa Stronsay to Germany and Washington, the coming week brings developments in ecclesial governance, episcopal appointments and international affairs

The Catholic Herald

Catholic leaders have urged renewed opposition to assisted suicide legislation as political, ecclesial and international stories continue to shape the week

The Catholic Herald

Parishioners at St Katharine Drexel Parish donated nearly US$12,000 to clear school meal debt across one of Maryland's largest public school districts

Christine Rousselle

The proposed Right to IVF Act would guarantee access to assisted reproductive technologies across the United States and require broad insurance coverage if enacted

Christine Rousselle

Fifty-seven members of Congress have urged the Department of Justice to investigate whether five infants discovered in Washington in 2022 died as victims of illegal abortion procedures or infanticide

Christine Rousselle

Florida's Catholic bishops have appealed to Gov. Ron DeSantis to commute the death sentences of two men scheduled to be executed on the same day

Christine Rousselle

Investigators have determined that the latest fire at the former St Ann's Church and Shrine in Buffalo was deliberately set, marking the third blaze at the vacant property in less than a year

Christine Rousselle

Rep. Veronica Escobar has introduced legislation seeking to prevent the federal government from acquiring Church-owned land around Mount Cristo Rey for a border wall

Christine Rousselle

Catholic Relief Services will distribute food and supplies to vulnerable Cubans after the first US-backed humanitarian aid flight departed Miami

Christine Rousselle