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Q: I try to have a Mass said for my deceased grandparents every year around the anniversary of their deaths. But this year, my parish said their Mass intention calendar is very full, and people are requesting dates as...
VATICAN CITY -- Opening the first day of his second consistory with cardinals from around the world, Pope Leo XIV condemned war as "never blessed by God" while urging the Church's leaders to embrace a style of listening and...
ROME -- Four American archbishops have traveled to Rome to receive the pallium from Pope Leo XIV on the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, joining newly appointed metropolitan archbishops from around the world in a centuries-old tradition.
The pallium,...
A former Wisconsin priest charged with child enticement, attempted sexual assault and possession of child sex abuse material has been laicized.
Andrew Showers "has been released from the rights, duties, and obligations of the clerical state," said Bishop Donald J....
WASHINGTON-- The Department of Justice's Religious Liberty Commission on June 26 will present a draft of its report to President Donald Trump, he said during comments at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's 2026 Road to Majority Conference.
The draft report,...
The sports landscape is going to look a bit different for the Catholic high schools starting with the 2027-28 academic year.
The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association announced its long-awaited divisional realignment on June 23, after nearly a year of work...
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump on June 24 canceled his plans to sign bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing the rising cost of housing, demanding that Congress pass a voter ID bill that lacks a clear path to passage in...
The traditionalist Society of St. Pius X issued an open letter to Pope Leo XIV and the College of Cardinals asserting its adherence to Catholic tradition while proceeding with plans to consecrate four new bishops without a papal mandate.
In...
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court on June 25 ruled that the Trump administration can reimplement a policy of turning away asylum-seekers along the U.S.-Mexico border before they enter the country, known as "metering."
The central question in the case...
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court on June 25 found the Trump administration can end a program temporarily shielding eligible Haitian and Syrian immigrants living in the U.S. from deportation.
The Trump administration previously asked the high court to pause...