Florist Sued for Not Participating in Same-Sex Wedding: Stand Up for Religious Liberty
Barronelle Stutzman is facing death threats and million-dollar lawsuits for adhering to her Christian beliefs.
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Archbishop Chaput Looks Back on the Pope’s Visit and Forward to the Synod
As the dust settles after nearly 1 million participants returned home from the World Meeting of Families, Philadelphia’s Catholic shepherd reflects on last week’s historic events.
Cardinal and Pastor Tell Families: Want to Evangelize? You Need These Two Qualities
At the World Meeting of Families, Cardinal Sean O’Malley and Evangelical pastor Rick Warren spoke about how families need to be a ‘school of love’ that draw the world to Jesus through beauty and joy.
For Cardinal George, God’s Grace Is Bigger Than Cancer
The retired shepherd of the Archdiocese of Chicago became the 11th recipient of the Knights of Columbus’ Gaudium et Spes Award.
Situation ‘Dire’ in Central African Republic
Nearly a quarter of the country’s population has been displaced due to political and military instability.
Harvard Satanic Mass Organizers: Catholic Outcry Paranoid, Intolerant
The father of modern Satanism, Anton Lavey, called the “Black Mass” a “parody” of Catholic worship, but a Harvard student club says it is not mocking Catholic belief by holding the event on campus.
Twenty Years After Genocide, Church Helps Rwanda Heal
Some remarkable stories of reconciliation, such as the one between a genocide survivor and the neighbor who murdered her husband, inspire hope for Rwanda's future.
Valentine Effort Promotes Authentic Love to College Students
The Love and Fidelity Network’s campaign counters the campus ‘hook-up culture’ that reduces, trivializes and depersonalizes sexuality.
Conference Reaffirms Need for New Evangelization in Americas
Church leaders from North and South America gathered in Mexico City with Vatican officials to discuss the blessings and challenges to faith in the region.
‘Our Brother, Our Friend’: New Book Collects Argentinian Memories of Pope Francis
Alejandro Bermudez recorded insights and recollections from people across Argentina who knew the Holy Father as a seminarian, priest and archbishop.
