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A bill introduced into France's national legislature specifically targets the seal of confession and would expand government control over state-subsidized private schools.
Archbishop John Wester reiterated papal concerns about nuclear weapons and the use of artificial intelligence in weaponry during a keynote address.
Fidelity Month, a celebration of God, family, and America, has been recognized by elected officials across the country this June.
"In times of war and extreme polarization, sport is one of the few things that bring us closer together," the pope said in a video released on X on June 2.
A resident of Rmeish whose daughter received her first Communion said villagers there have effectively been living in a state of war since Oct. 8, 2023.
The Ortega dictatorship portrayed the death of Brooklyn Rivera as simply from natural causes without mentioning his detention or prison conditions that critics claim actually led to his death.
Relationships between tech companies and the Church will prompt "real dialogue as to how AI is going to affect humanity," Father Brendan McGuire said.
Catholic justice officials and rights advocates say the shooting of a Christian driver in Rawalpindi reflects a broader pattern of deadly police "encounters" in Pakistan's Punjab province.
In an effort to bring its bankruptcy proceedings to a successful conclusion, the Diocese of Buffalo announced all its parishes will file "rapid prepackaged bankruptcy" cases.
Pilgrims flock to Italy as the Catholic Church marks 800 years since the death of St. Francis.
