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In 2022, police found the remains of at least five aborted fetuses at the Washington, D.C., home of an activist affiliated with the group Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising.
"France is leading the way in Europe by becoming the first country to establish a 'digital age of majority,'" said the country's minister delegate for digital sovereignty.
"Let us think of the privilege we have when we support the poor," Pope Leo said.
The Vatican's publication of a book on the life of Father Félix Varela (1788–1853) once again draws attention to Cuban priest's virtues and accomplishments.
Republicans insisted reports of medical neglect, spoiled food, and blocked oversight were "false narratives," while Democrats pointed to deaths in ICE custody and allegations of substandard care.
The pontiff left Castel Gandolfo on July 22 to visit holy sites in Vallepietra and Subiaco.
The prefect for the Dicastery for Bishops explained how it performs its functions, what qualities the pope encourages in bishops, and the nature of their role in governing the local Church.
A Maryland Catholic parish paid off $11,800 in school lunch debt in Frederick County, expanding a ministry that has provided weekend meals to children since 2014.
The Marianist Family Retreat Center in Cape May Point is facing several other lawsuits over allegations of decades-old abuse.
A lack of reverence for the liturgy and an excessive emphasis on sociopolitical issues emerged as the primary factors hindering survey respondents' participation in the life of faith.
