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From Gettysburg to Korea, Catholic military chaplains have brought Christ's presence to America's servicemen and women in war, sacrifice, and service.
Archbishop John Charles Wester highlighted the Second Vatican Council's document on religious freedom and the constitutional protections for religious liberty in the United States.
After a July 28 check-in with ICE officials, Sister Leticia Ugboaja's lawyer told reporters gathered outside the ICE field office that the possibility of third-country removal "is very concerning."
During a fireworks display last weekend, a stray rocket set off the fireworks stored for the rest of the show, killing four people and injuring 12.
The White House has issued a string of statements acknowledging prominent Catholic feast days and observances.
Amid the destructive forest fires in central Spain, the Catholic Church is ministering to the evacuees, providing material aid, shelter, a listening ear, and the sacraments.
Florida has executed 10 inmates thus far in 2026 and is scheduled to perform a rare double execution on July 28.
Led by the dedication of his late wife and a friendship with a deacon, a World War II veteran has joined the Catholic Church at 98 years old.
The Gaelic Athletic Association All Ireland Football championship, which has a historic connection to the Catholic Church, crowned a new winner after 75 years.
The parish called on the faithful to respond "with prayer, fasting, and forgiveness" as police arrested a suspect and cleanup began days before the Mladifest youth festival.
