Planned Parenthood regains federal funding after yearlong pause

Advocates for unborn children criticized the administration for failing to maintain the defunding of the abortion giant.

Cardinal archbishop of Rabat temporarily steps aside from ministry due to abuse investigation

Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero asserted his innocence in a brief statement carried by the EFE news agency. "I have not committed any assault, violence, or sexual harassment," he said.

Texas immigrant legal aid ministry faces closure after federal payments withheld

Estrella del Paso in El Paso, Texas, has seen its cash reserves depleted since payments stopped arriving in December 2025, according to executive director Melissa Lopez.

During World Cup, Argentina's bishops warn of increased online betting by children and young people

Although gambling ads are not permitted at World Cup venues, they are common on TV and other venues in Argentina during halftime.

Pennsylvania Catholic schools brace for possible tax-credit cuts

If a bill passed by the state House eliminating the tax credits becomes law, scholarship organizations would lose their funding source and students would lose tuition assistance.

Little Sisters argue contraception mandate case before 3rd Circuit as long fight continues

The dispute stems from a 2011 federal rule requiring employers to include contraception coverage in employee health plans under the Affordable Care Act.

Why a WWII massacre dispute is testing Poland's support for Ukraine

A tit-for-tat over honors, a contested genocide, and a warning for Kyiv's EU hopes: how a World War II memory dispute unraveled Poland-Ukraine relations in six weeks.

Training journalists to be peacemakers: EWTN Summer Academy concludes in Rome

EWTN hosted 43 young media professionals from around the world for an intensive journalistic training program June 22 to July 1.

Nicaraguan priest: 'We sustain the people's faith from the catacombs of prudence'

While it may appear that the Church in Nicaragua is buckling under pressure, it is holding out within the limits of what it can do and its silence should not be misinterpreted.

Memorials across India mark 5 years since Jesuit Father Stan Swamy died in custody

Archbishop Vincent Aind led tributes in Ranchi and activists gathered in Mumbai to honor the priest, as his supporters press on to clear his name in the Bhima Koregaon case.