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Pope Francis’ Doctors Reduce His Use of Mechanical Ventilation: Vatican Tuesday Updates
At 30th Anniversary, Catholic University of Mozambique Lauded as Institution “where hearts and minds bloom”
In Separate Interviews, Catholic Bishops in Nigeria Highlight National, Local Challenges, Share Signs of Hope, Solutions
Kenya’s Executive “must have checks and balances”: Catholic Bishop Faults Formalized “Broad-based” Government
Pope Francis’ Doctors Reduce His Use of Mechanical Ventilation: Vatican Tuesday Updates
At 30th Anniversary, Catholic University of Mozambique Lauded as Institution “where hearts and minds bloom”
In Separate Interviews, Catholic Bishops in Nigeria Highlight National, Local Challenges, Share Signs of Hope, Solutions
Kenya’s Executive “must have checks and balances”: Catholic Bishop Faults Formalized “Broad-based” Government
Let’s Foster Interfaith Dialogue, Inculturation: South Sudan’s Cardinal to Clergy, Cautions against “abstract” Preaching
The Local Ordinary of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba in South Sudan, Stephen Cardinal Ameyu Mulla, has called upon the Clergy in his Metropolitan See foster interfaith dialogue and inculturation in their Priestly ministry.
“Knights are highly respected”: Catholic Bishop in Nigeria Says, Urges Them to Live “exemplary” Lives, Witnessing Christ
Members of the Catholic Knights in the West African nation of Nigeria have, over the years, attracted respect, Bishop John Ebebe Ayah of the country’s Catholic Diocese of Uyo has said.
As Millions Face Displacement in DR Congo War, Catholic Peace Entity Expresses Concern over Looming Refugee Crisis
All countries neighbouring the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) should be worried that the fighting in the Central African nation is escalating, and a huge refugee crisis looms, a researcher at Denis Hurley Peace Institute (DHPI) of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC) has said.
Today, March 18, We Celebrate St. Cyril of Jerusalem
On March 18, the Roman Catholic Church honors St. Cyril of Jerusalem, a fourth-century bishop and Doctor of the Church whose writings are still regarded as masterful expressions of Christian faith.
Pope Francis’ Health Remains "stable with slight improvements": Vatican Monday Updates
Here’s the latest news on Pope Francis’ health and hospitalization.
Second National Catholic Education Forum in Ghana Ends with Call to “strengthen Catholic identity in schools”
The Second National Catholic Education Forum in Ghana has ended with a call on those at the helm of Catholic institutions of learning in the West African nation to “strengthen” the Catholic identity in their respective educational facilities.
Serve “with joy”: Catholic Bishop in Mozambique to Newly Ordained Deacons
Bishop Inácio Lucas Mwita of the Catholic Diocese of Gurué in Mozambique has urged five Seminarians he ordained Deacons on March 16 to serve the people of God with contentment and satisfaction, manifesting joy.
Nigeria’s Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja Dedicates 2025 Lenten Campaign towards “multipurpose centre” to House Youths
The 2025 Lenten Campaign collections in the Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja in Nigeria will go towards the building of a “multipurpose centre” to house members of the country’s National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
Pope Francis’ Doctors Reduce His Use of Mechanical Ventilation: Vatican Tuesday Updates
Pope Francis’ Health Remains "stable with slight improvements": Vatican Monday Updates
First Photo of Pope Francis since Admission to Hospital Released, Concelebrates Holy Mass at Chapel
Pope Francis in “a clinical situation of stability”, Approves Three-year Synod on Synodality Implementation Process
Vatican Announces Plans for 2028 Post-Synodal Assembly to Evaluate Synod on Synodality Implementation
At 30th Anniversary, Catholic University of Mozambique Lauded as Institution “where hearts and minds bloom”
In Separate Interviews, Catholic Bishops in Nigeria Highlight National, Local Challenges, Share Signs of Hope, Solutions
Kenya’s Executive “must have checks and balances”: Catholic Bishop Faults Formalized “Broad-based” Government
Let’s Foster Interfaith Dialogue, Inculturation: South Sudan’s Cardinal to Clergy, Cautions against “abstract” Preaching
“Knights are highly respected”: Catholic Bishop in Nigeria Says, Urges Them to Live “exemplary” Lives, Witnessing Christ
Cuban Government Announces Release of 553 Prisoners Through Mediation of Pope Francis
116-year-old Brazilian Catholic Nun is World’s Oldest Human Being
How to Gain Plenary Indulgence for End of Year 2024, Beginning of 2025
"Father of Liberation Theology," Gustavo Gutiérrez Dies at 96
War in Southern Lebanon Puts Thousands of Christians in Constant Danger, Catholic Nun Says
Pope Receives Prisoners’ Prayers for Recovery While Hospitalized in Rome
Pope Francis Makes Surprise Festival Appearance with Peace Plea
The Little-known Story of When the Masons Tried to Kill Don Bosco
Visionary Laywoman Who Was Friend of Padre Pio Declared Venerable
Poll: Pope Francis is Italy’s Most Trusted Public Figure
Indonesian Catholic Bishop Declines Cardinal Appointment to "grow in priestly life"
Pope Francis’ Visit to Singapore "has revived the faith of our people," Cardinal Says
U.S. Presidential Election a Choice Between "the lesser evil": Pope Francis
Pope Francis Concludes Apostolic Journey with Elderly and Youth of Singapore
Pope Francis Praises Singapore’s Spirit of Progress, Reminds Leaders Not to Exclude the Weak
Time to Look Inward for Sustenance as African Missionaries Seek to Evangelize Fellow Africans
African Catholic missionaries serving in Africa have been challenged to become self-sustaining by promoting a new approach to mission that is less dependent on the West.
Let’s “live as charismatics, not as Pentecostals”: Official in Angola on “true identity” of Catholic Charismatic Renewal
The National Coordinator of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in Angola has underscored the importance of members remaining rooted in their Catholic identity, cautioning against adopting Pentecostal practices that diverge from Catholic traditions.
Today, March 17, We Celebrate St. Patrick of Ireland
On March 17, Catholics celebrate St. Patrick, the fifth century bishop and patron of Ireland, whose life of holiness set the example for many of the Church's future saints.
First Photo of Pope Francis since Admission to Hospital Released, Concelebrates Holy Mass at Chapel
The Vatican has released the first photo of Pope Francis since he entered the Gemelli Hospital in Rome on February 14.
Support South Sudan’s “reconciliation initiatives”: IGAD Heads of States to Religious, Traditional, Civil Leaders
Faith-based leaders, their counterparts in civil societies and traditional contexts need to support initiatives towards reconciliation and peaceful co-existence in South Sudan, members of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) have said.
Religious Leaders Laud Angolan President for Move to Mediate Talks as War Rages on in DR Congo
Religious leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have lauded the Angolan President for expressing interest to mediate the talks between warrying parties in the Eastern region of the Central African nation, and the entire Great Lakes region.
Catholic Priest Murdered in Nigeria’s Kafanchan Diocese “lived his life fully in service to God”: Local Ordinary
Fr. Sylvester Okechukwu, a member of the Clergy of the Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan in Nigeria, who was murdered on March 5 has been eulogized for his unwavering commitment to God’s service in his Priestly ministry in communities.
Deploy “high technology” to Address Insecurity: Nigeria’s Catholic Bishops to State, Federal Governments
Members of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) are advocating for the deployment of “high technology” at all government levels in the West African nation to foster “efficient intelligence gathering” and address security challenges in the country.
Catholic Bishop in Mauritius Urges Youths to “rise above culture of indifference, violence”, Foster Justice for All
Bishop Jean Michaël Durhône of the Catholic Diocese of Port-Louis in Mauritius has cautioned youths in the Indian Ocean Island nation against the “culture of indifference and violence” and called upon them to instead work towards justice and peace.
Catholic Women Leader in Angola Highlights Women's Mission, Role in Church and Society as “crucial”
The National Coordinator of the Association for the Promotion of Women in the Angolan Catholic Church (PROMAICA) has highlighted the role of women in Church and society as “crucial” and to be fostered.
