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Bishop Paprocki provides pastoral guide on gender identity
February 11, 2020
Schools and other diocesan institutions will refer to students and adults by their biological sex, the bishop said
Vatican official claims Canon law required giving communion to pro-choice Argentine president and consort
February 10, 2020
A Vatican official has defended his decision to administer the Eucharist to Argentina's president, despite the leader’s effort to legalize abortion in his country
Syro-Malabar archdiocese opens sainthood cause of Vincentian founder
February 07, 2020
The cause for beatification of Father Varkey Kattarath, founder of the Vincentian Congregation, was opened Wednesday at a ceremony in India. Fr Kattarath founded the congregation, modelled on St Vincent de Paul’s Congregation of the Mission, in 1904. The community’s charism is evangelization, particularly of the poor. He was declared a Servant of God on
In Argentina, 400 grottos to be built for celebration of Virgin Mary
February 07, 2020
Marking the 400th anniversary of the finding of the statue of Our Lady of the Valley
Polish bishops call for John Paul II to be named co-patron of Europe
February 06, 2020
Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki, head of the Polish Episcopal Conference, is calling for St John Paul II to be declared a Doctor of the Church and a co-patron saint of Europe
Pope dismisses founder of Miles Christi Institute from clerical state
February 05, 2020
Pope Francis has dismissed from the clerical state Argentine priest Roberto Juan Yannuzzi, founder and superior of the Miles Christi Institute
Medication played a role in priest’s suicide, says bishop
February 03, 2020
The bishop said that Harkins did not suffer from depression, and that the side-effects of a prescribed medication may have contributed to the priest’s death
German lay leader condemns cardinal for opposing ‘synodal way’
February 03, 2020
A leading lay Catholic in the German city of Cologne has openly condemned his own archbishop for voicing concerns over the ongoing 'binding synodal process'
Church of England maintains sex guidance, despite apologising for it
February 03, 2020
The Church of England will not be withdrawing its recent pastoral guidance affirming traditional teaching on marriage, despite an apology from two bishops
Kidnapped Nigerian seminarian has been killed
February 02, 2020
One of four Nigerian seminarians kidnapped last month has been killed, reportedly by his abductors. The three seminarians kidnapped along with him were released in the weeks following their kidnapping. “With a very heavy heart, I wish to inform you that our dear son, Michael was murdered by the bandits on a date we cannot
At Kobe and Gianna Bryant’s parish, prayer and Masses for crash victims
January 28, 2020
Hours before he died Sunday, basketball superstar Kobe Bryant attended Mass at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Newport Beach, California. His parish is now praying for his soul. Holy Mass was offered Monday at the parish for the souls of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven other victims of the January
Priest in N Ireland cancels Sinn Féin meeting at parish hall over abortion
January 28, 2020
A parish priest in Northern Ireland barred the Irish nationalist party Sinn Féin from holding a meeting at a church-owned hall earlier this month over its pro-abortion stance. The party has historically enjoyed significant Catholic support. The Irish News reported that Fr Eugene O’Neill, parish priest in Coalisland, 15 miles north of Armagh, cancelled a
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