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A battle over the Strait of Hormuz rekindled the war in the Middle East after a ceasefire ended. Intent to harm civilians, including attacks on civilian infrastructure, is immoral, theologians said.
"I am not the only one," Sister Leticia Ugboaja said of others who are also "languishing" in the same situation in which she finds herself but who do not have the attention of the media on them.
The bishops addressed departures from acceptable Church norms regarding the handling of cremated remains and the time and place of eulogies, among other 'liturgical anomalies' during funerals.
A Nicaraguan priest shares his trials of persecution and exile, and his hope for a free Nicaragua delivered from the oppression of the Ortega regime.
The Holy See's foreign minister said it is evaluating the timing and conditions for a possible visit to the country by Pope Leo XIV.
As a Pakistani court prepares to hear Maria Shahbaz's appeal, European lawmakers are pressing the EU's religious freedom envoy to make forced conversions a priority.
The Saint Sharbel Spiritual Life Center is home to the first-class relic associated with the healing of a Phoenix woman in 2016 by the intercession of St. Sharbel, whose feast day is July 24.
The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Archdiocese of Mombasa set up a medical camp to offer screenings and care to underserved patients.
Burch said his recent comments to the New York Times were not meant to imply that Pope Leo's statements about the Iran war should be seen as simply diplomatic — rather than spiritual — guidance.
As a young girl, Ann Teresa O'Neill's miraculous cure from leukemia was accepted as a miracle to advance St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's path to sainthood.
