Events & News
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National Catholic Register
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By Catholic News Agency | MUNICH, Germany — The German bishops’ conference has committed to “newly assessing” the universal Church’s teaching on homosexuality, sexual morality in general...
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By Matt Hadro/CNA | WASHINGTON, D.C. — The White House hosted a summit on paid leave Thursday, hours after the House passed a bill with 12 weeks of paid parental leave for federal...
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By Catholic News Agency | SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The office of California's attorney general has informed six dioceses in the state that they will be issued subpoenas as part of a review of child..
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By Father Raymond J. de Souza | Did Pope Francis just name his successor? Much of the commentary about the appointment of Cardinal Luis Tagle, until now archbishop of Manila, to the...
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By Edward Pentin | British citizens have been voting today in a pivotal general election that some are calling the most important in a generation. As the Jan. 31 Brexit deadline looms, the U.K. faces...
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News from the Vatican
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Although superficially, "The Two Popes" is about an imagined conversation between Pope Benedict XVI and then-Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio - today Pope Francis - for the director of the...
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Inspiring "missionary disciples" rather than church-maintenance workers and building up the unity of the Church in a polarized world were some of the topics on the table when 26 U.S...
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The saints are "the true light of the Church," so before they are proposed to all Catholics for imitation and veneration, a scrupulous investigation is required, Pope Francis said.
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Just as God used the talents and the shortcomings of St. Paul to spread the Gospel, he uses the talents and shortcomings of those called to be bishops today, said Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr of...
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“She never wanted for herself something that was of her son,” Pope Francis said Thursday. “She never introduced herself as co-redemptrix. No. Disciple,” he said, meaning that Mary saw herself as a...
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