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The bishop of Hiroshima is leading a prayer relay running until the exact minute the second atomic bomb struck Nagasaki.
Pope Leo XIV's new Fundamental Law removes language linking papal sovereignty over Vatican City to the Petrine office and allows laypeople to lead the city-state's governing commission.
This marks the first time since 2014 that the papal image has been printed on the coins.
The pope's message was delivered by the apostolic nuncio in Rwanda during the opening ceremony of the first-ever SIGNIS World Congress to be held in Africa, taking place in Rwanda this week.
Bishop Daniel E. Garcia said the Voting Rights Act was born from the sacrifice of those who fought to secure equal access to the ballot, especially for communities of color long denied that right.
Federal bankruptcy judge says abuse victims can sue Vermont Catholic parishes in addition to diocese
Parishes are often shielded from litigation during federal bankruptcy proceedings, but Judge Heather Cooper said they potentially constitute the "largest assets" in the Burlington Diocese.
At the convention, Knights and observers gathered for Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly's presentation of the Knights' annual report and an awards ceremony honoring outstanding Knights and councils.
Fully 83% of the state's voters opposed the measure, which would have eliminated the individual income tax and replaced it with a heavier reliance on sales taxes.
The Ceuta border separates two radically different socioeconomic realities.
The archbishop of Oklahoma City drew a clear distinction between authentic patriotism and distorted nationalism.
