What Does a Trade War With China Mean for Jimmy Lai?
As Washington and Beijing clash over tariffs and influence, advocates worry that political prisoners like the Catholic media mogul could become pawns — or be forgotten entirely.
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Lawyer’s Heart Surgery Leads Him on ‘Different Path’ to Serve Persecuted Christians
The photographs of Stephen Rasche in a new exhibit highlight the horrors suffered in Iraq and Nigeria.
McCarrick Dies at 94; Sex Abuse Survivors Say Justice Was Never Served
Church leaders offer prayers for victims while advocates say systemic failures in addressing clergy sex abuse remain unaddressed.
JD Vance Speaks at Rod Dreher’s ‘Live Not by Lies’ Screening in DC
In his remarks, Vance returned to the theme he raised in his February speech at the Munich Security Conference, in which he criticized European Union leaders for undermining free speech and democracy.
Christian Girl in Pakistan Escapes After Forced Muslim Conversion, Marriage
After more than a decade of abuse and isolation, one young woman’s return to her faith and family sheds light on an international crisis.
‘Upright Man’ Focus of Shroud Exhibit
Doctor discusses his medical findings as new exhibit opens at St. John Paul II Shrine.
Watchdog Calls Nicaragua’s Religious Freedom Record ‘Abysmal,’ Says Lenders Enable Dictatorship
The commission’s report found that authorities had threatened and intimidated Catholic Nicaraguans.
The Catholic University of America’s ‘Visionary’ New Board Chairman Takes the Wheel
Real estate executive (and recreational race-car driver) Rob Neal shares his plans to cement CUA’s reputation as ‘the Catholic university of the entire land.’
