Historic Catholic parish in Alabama marks 100 years with ecumenical tent revival

Our Mother of Mercy Parish in Africatown celebrates 100 years of faith with an ecumenical revival bringing nearly 500 Christians together.

EU bishops warn about risks of deleting names from baptismal records

The case involves a Belgian citizen who has left the Church and has requested his name be deleted from the baptismal records and whether the Church under EU law has the right to decline to do so.

Argentine auxiliary bishop removed from office following allegations by 2 adults

The prelate was barred from receiving formal appointments or new offices and from administering the sacrament of penance for five years. He may celebrate Mass and administer the other sacraments.

French bishop condemns 'destructive' protest violence, urges peaceful dialogue

Bishop Matthieu Rougé, who leads the French bishops' conference's Council for Catholic Education, said responsible adults must lead young people to express their concerns peacefully.

St. Louis Archdiocese sues over limits on sacraments for ICE detainees

The Archdiocese of St. Louis says it has been discriminated against in its efforts to minister to Catholic ICE detainees.

Vatican to publish Pope Francis' personal diary

A collection of Pope Francis' private writings will be available on Nov. 24.

15 parishioners killed in road accident on way to Kenya shrine for National Prayer Day

The Mombasa Archdiocese announced on Saturday that pilgrims from one parish had died as they traveled to Subukia National Marian Shrine.

Pope Leo urges Vatican police to guard their hearts as they protect others

At a Mass honoring their patron, St. Michael the Archangel, the pontiff called on gendarmes to exercise authority with humility and compassion.

Red Mass marks opening of Supreme Court term in Washington

Washington Cardinal Robert McElroy was the principal celebrant of the Mass, and Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, offered the homily.

Latin Patriarchate mourns 2 Christian women killed in Gaza City strike

The two women had reportedly stayed at Holy Family Catholic Church before moving into the apartment where the strike was carried out.