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More Catholics to See Pope Francis in Slovakia as Authorities Ease COVID-19 Rules
Papal events will no longer be limited to the fully vaccinated
International Eucharistic Congress Kicks Off Sunday with Holy Mass in Budapest, Hungary
Here’s what you need to know about the major Catholic gathering.
Prayers Continue for American Cardinal Hospitalized with COVID-19 Complications
Prayers for Raymond Cardinal Burke continue to pour in amid unconfirmed reports that his condition is improving.
Pope Francis Accepts Resignation of Brazilian Bishop Days after Leak of Explicit Video
Pope Francis accepted the resignation of the Bishop of São José do Rio Preto on Wednesday, five days after a sexually explicit video of the bishop was shared on the internet.
The Three Times Mother Angelica Trusted God to Provide for EWTN
From its humble beginnings in a garage-turned-studio in Alabama to a global network broadcasting from all around the world, EWTN’s foundress Mother Angelica relied heavily
EWTN Honors American Archbishop With First Annual Mother Angelica Award
EWTN Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Michael P. Warsaw presented the inaugural award to Chaput during an Aug. 15 ceremony that was broadcast around the world by the Network. The date also marks the 40th anniversary of the Network’s launch on the Solemnity of the Assumption in 1981.
Cardinal Injured, Catholic Priest Dead Following Saturday Earthquake in Haiti
Cardinal Chibly Langlois, Bishop of Les Cayes and president of Haiti’s Bishops’ Conference, has been injured, while a Catholic priest died early in the morning of Aug. 14 after an 7.2 intensity earthquake shook Haiti.
80 Years Ago St. Maximilian Kolbe Gave Life at Camp in Poland to Save Family Man
“Let us place all families of the world under the mantle of Mary, under the intercession of Maximilian Kolbe.’
Catholic Archbishop in Peru Proposes Replacing Priests with Laity in Parishes as Pastors
The Archbishop of Lima last month presented his proposal to replace priests with lay people in parishes in the Peruvian capital.
EWTN to Mark 40 Years of Existence, to Present Maiden Annual Mother Angelica Award
Michael P. Warsaw, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of EWTN, announced that EWTN will present its first annual Mother Angelica Award in a ceremony that will be televised Aug.15, the Solemnity of the Assumption and the 40th Anniversary of EWTN’s launch.
Sender of Envelope with Bullets Addressed to Pope Francis Identified, Italian Police Say
Italian police announced Monday that the sender of the letter addressed to Pope Francis containing three bullets has been identified.
Police Question Rwandan Immigrant Suspected of Murdering Catholic Priest in France
A 40-year-old Rwandan immigrant already suspected of starting a devastating fire at a French cathedral was questioned by police in connection with the murder of a Catholic priest on Monday in western France.
Who was Fr. Olivier Maire, the Catholic Priest Murdered in France?
The 60-year-old priest was a popular leader of retreats.
Breaking: Catholic Priest Murdered in France, Says Country’s Interior Minister
Gérald Darmanin wrote: “All my support to the Catholics of our country after the dramatic murder of a priest in Vendée.”
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St. Dominic Can Teach Catholics How to Overcome Divisions: Dominican Leader
St. Dominic died in Bologna, Italy, on Aug. 6, 1221.
Catholic diocese in India offers cash incentives, scholarships for couples with more children
The Eastern-rite Syro-Malabar Diocese of Palai in Kerala state said it will pay 1,500 rupees (about US$21) monthly to the families and will provide free education to the fourth and the subsequent children.
Benedictine Monks Return to Historic French Abbey for First Time after 230-Year Absence
Anti-clerical revolutionaries expelled the Benedictines in 1790.
Mother Angelica's Monastery Elects New Abbess, Asks for "continued prayers"
Mother Mary Paschal has been elected the newest abbess of Our Lady of the Angels Monastery in Hanceville, Alabama, filling the role once held by EWTN foundress Mother Angelica.
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Former American Cardinal Faces Fifth Civil Sex Abuse Lawsuit
Former cardinal Theodore McCarrick now faces a fifth civil sex abuse lawsuit in New Jersey, after he was criminally charged in a Massachusetts district court this week for sexually assaulting a teenage boy.
Former American Cardinal Criminally Charged with Sexual Assault of Teenage Boy
Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick has reportedly been charged with sexual assault of a teenage boy, a crime alleged to have occurred in the 1970s.
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