Hurricane Ida: Catholics Mobilize to Help Communities in Need
Ida, a Category-4 storm with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph, made landfall in Southeast Louisiana on Aug. 29 exactly 16 years after Hurricane Katrina.
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Kamloops Discovery Fuels Questions of Evangelization and Mission Backed by the State
COMMENTARY: The issue is as old as colonialism.
Catholic Church in Sweden: Between Expansion, Adversity and Return to Tradition
A snapshot of the small but vital and growing Church, in one of the most secularized countries in the West.
Faith Crisis Amid Health Crisis: Catholics Need the Mass to Return
COMMENTARY: The faithful require — and deserve — something more tangible than the online Mass.
Which Designated Year Should Catholics Celebrate?
COMMENTARY: Next Spring, the Church will be simultaneously observing four specially designated years: Our Lady of Loreto, St. Joseph, Laudato Si and Amoris Laetitia.
How Ought Catholics Engage in Politics?
As a philosophical text, Fr. Crean said, the book is “trying to articulate the principles that can be known by reason about how societies should be structured.”
Analysis: What a Xavier Becerra HHS Could Mean for Catholics
Becerra’s record in California shows that he, perhaps more than any other state attorney general, has been willing to wield the power of the state to enforce pro-abortion policies against religious and pro-life groups.
World Mission Sunday: Number of Catholics Continues to Rise Worldwide
Fides, the information service of the Pontifical Mission Societies since 1927, presents the statistics annually ahead of World Mission Sunday, which takes place this Sunday, Oct. 18.
Catholic Communities Rally Aid as West Coast Wildfires Continue to Devastate
Fleeing the flames, clergy and laity join forces to help.
While Diocese Defends Curriculum, Catholics Say Religious Ed Plan Defies Doctrine
Ater media reports about the proposed new curriculum, Fr. Christopher de Souza wrote that “the curriculum does not teach gender theory or gender studies or associated material,” and that it “does not teach students anything that is contrary to the Catholic faith.”
