COVID Isolation Remains a Concern for the Elderly and Their Caregivers
Older men and women continue to bear the brunt of sickness, death and isolation. They are weary but holding steady.
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COVID-19 and Latin America: Snapshots of a Continent in Crisis
South of the US border, nations have struggled to cope with the consequences of the pandemic.
‘Our Community Is in Pain’: Miami Catholics Respond to the Horror of the Champlain Towers Collapse
Many parishioners at St. Joseph’s Church remain missing following the collapse, which has devastated the local Catholic community and the rest of South Florida.
Carlo Acutis ‘Always Lived in the Presence of God’
Those who knew the soon-to-be ‘blessed’ recall the sanctity of the young man who loved computers and Jesus.
Shepherding New York City’s Faithful, in the Heart of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Local priests and deacons tell the Register about the challenges they’ve faced ministering to their flocks during this painful period.
Argentina and Abortion: Pro-Lifers Rally to Prevent Legalization
A strong pro-life grassroots movement has coalesced nationally to combat a push for legal abortion that is being driven by foreign pro-abortion groups.
Northern Italy Grapples With Rapidly Expanding Coronavirus Outbreak
As the number of confirmed cases skyrockets, residents tell the Register that churches and schools are closed and that fearful shoppers, stocking up against quarantines, have emptied supermarket shelves.
Fujimori Re-Imprisonment and Peru’s Forgotten Forced-Sterilization Program
The disgraced former Peruvian dictator’s corruption and other human-rights abuses are well-known, but little attention is paid to how his regime abused indigenous women — with U.S. and U.N. assistance.
Holiness for Everyone: Opus Dei Marks Its 90th Birthday
The community St. Josemaría Escrivá founded to emphasize sanctity amid ordinary life continues to impact souls.
‘We Don’t Want to Hear Any More Bad News’: Chilean Faithful Cope With Scandal
Despite the sadness and pain, faithful Catholics are trying not to be shaken, and many say the laity must aid Catholic revitalization.
