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With numbers affiliating with religion down and ‘nones’ up, where do...

As if the bishops needed anything more to worry about these days, Gallup released a poll just before Easter documenting a sharp decline in...

What will our level of excitement be? Will we be ready...

What if you were a Catholic who had not seen a priest in 60 years? What if you had not seen a priest in...

Not much time to party as CNS turns 100, but Pope...

It's not often you get the pope to celebrate your birthday, even if it's your 100th. Catholic News Service turned 100 in the midst of...

Too many people across the ideological divide are too financially committed...

Jan. 6, 2021, was an epiphany of sorts for Americans who watched in horror as a mob breached the U.S. Capitol, assaulted police and...

Coronavirus has made things tricky, but good, bad times not new...

It seems as if there are two kinds of graduation narratives for what happens after young collegians toast each other with one last Natty...

AP’s cheap shot at favorite punching bag ignores impact of Catholic...

It is no surprise that Catholic dioceses, parishes, schools and organizations have been profoundly affected by the coronavirus pandemic. With unemployment impacting so many...

In abnormal days, returning to Mass at church feels somewhat normal:...

Have you started going back to Mass yet? Recently I went to my first Mass in three months. I had been watching Masses livestreamed weekly,...

‘Do to others whatever you would have them do to you’...

I’ve been a bit puzzled about all the debate and outrage over wearing masks. I know some of it is weirdly ideological, but some...

Why lockdown? Though deprived of the bread of life and cup...

There are strange gifts wrapped in this terrible pandemic. Its horrors are known, even if they were not appreciated early enough by many. Yet this...

Vatican, USCCB chronology shows church moving forward: Greg Erlandson

For many Catholics these days, bishops are like members of Congress. We may like ours but distrust the lot of them. To judge from...

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