Vance Leads Prayer for Pope Francis at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
Vance added that he and his children pray for the Pope every day.
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5 Takeaways from JD Vance’s NCPB Speech
ANALYSIS: Vance argues that Catholic political engagement should prioritize peace and economic stability alongside pro-life and religious liberty concerns.
Full Text: Vice President JD Vance at the 2025 National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
‘We will be the biggest defenders of religious liberty and the rights of conscience …’
JD Vance to Speak At Annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
This year’s keynote speaker is Monsignor James Shea, president of the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota.
New Jersey Rep. Chris Smith to Be Honored at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
Smith has a life-sized replica of the tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe hanging in his office.
Brother and Sister Who are Bishop and Nun Say Faithful Parents Helped Foster Vocations
Sister Dede and Bishop Byrne were both speakers at the annual event on Thursday, attended by Catholic and pro-life leaders and faithful across the nation.
National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Speakers Highlight Joy and Sacrifice of the Christian Life
Speakers highlighted the joy and sacrifice of the Christian life, with keynote speaker Bishop William Byrne calling the faithful to deeper participation in the sacraments and imitation of the Blessed Mother.
National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Speakers Address Attacks on Human Dignity
Ongoing attacks against human dignity were the focus of this year’s event, from Ukraine to U.S. schools and the unborn in the womb.
Catholic Hong Kong Activist Honored at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
Jimmy Lai, a media entrepreneur and Catholic pro-democracy advocate in Hong Kong, was given the ‘Christifidelis Laici’ award on Sept. 14.
President Trump, Attorney General Barr, and Bishop Barron Speak at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
The event is an annual gathering of Catholic leaders held in Washington, D.C., begun in 2004 to promote Pope John Paul II’s call for the New Evangelization.
