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Bishop Brendan Cahill appointed to lead Diocese of Joliet
Bishop Cahill, currently bishop of Victoria, Texas, succeeds Archbishop Ronald Hicks, who was appointed archbishop of New York in December 2025
Christine Rousselle
Investigation launched into Massachusetts schools over secret gender transition
The US Department of Education has opened an investigation into a Massachusetts school district following parents’ allegations that staff supported their daughter’s social transition without their knowledge
Christine Rousselle
Bishop Barron joins US Commission on International Religious Freedom
Bishop Robert Barron said he was ‘privileged’ to join the commission, which advises the US president and Congress on religious freedom abroad
Christine Rousselle
Catholic holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy case draws support after mistrial
The holdout juror’s family says they have faced harassment since his identity was publicly revealed following the mistrial
Christine Rousselle
US bishops establish task force on artificial intelligence
The task force will focus on policies and practices concerning human dignity, religious liberty, democratic institutions, workers, families and vulnerable populations
Christine Rousselle
Trump nominates Cissie Lynch, Billy Graham’s granddaughter, as ambassador for international religious freedom
Lynch has previously served on President Trump’s Faith Advisory Council and has worked on Christian and religious freedom initiatives
Christine Rousselle
Pope Leo XIV appoints new bishop of Metuchen
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Michael Saporito to lead the Diocese of Metuchen and accepted the resignation of Bishop Francis Malone of Shreveport
Christine Rousselle
Ancient Order of Hibernians urges Britain to clarify criteria for border poll; backs united Ireland
The organisation welcomed Trump’s comments on Irish unity and urged renewed US engagement in the Northern Ireland peace process
Christine Rousselle
Court issues temporary protection for Chicago Catholic healthcare providers
Catholic healthcare providers in the Archdiocese of Chicago will not be required to cooperate with assisted suicide while their challenge to Illinois’s new law is heard
Christine Rousselle
The Week Ahead: Catholics prepare for key votes in Britain and the US
Britain’s Parliament has rejected assisted suicide legislation while US Catholics turn their attention to religious liberty and November’s midterm elections
The Catholic Herald
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