Pope acknowledges abuse of nuns by clerics, promises to take action
Pope Francis said the Church has ‘been working on this for a long time’ but more needs to be done
Twice-excommunicated bishop loses hate speech appeal
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Bishop Richard Williamson knew he was breaking German law by denying the scale of the Holocaust
Pope calls United Arab Emirates ‘a land of coexistence’ ahead of visit
The Pope said he hoped to confirm that ‘we are brothers even though we are different’
Virginia legislators propose abortion during labor
The bill will not advance further, however, after failing to gain majority support during subcommittee hearings
NY abortion law ends ‘common sense’ protection for pregnant women, Catholic Democrat says
The law removes the potential to charge men who attack pregnant women with the crime of killing unborn children, Charles Camosy said
Cuba’s first new church inaugurated since revolution
Sacred Heart of Jesus parish in Sandino is the first new church in over 60 years
Traditional chant should enjoy ‘pride of place’ in the Mass, archbishop says
Good Church music has three qualities of ‘sanctity, beauty and universality’, the archbishop said
Priest denies Communion to pro-abortion Irish politician
Robert Troy had revealed he voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment, despite previously describing himself as pro-life
Body of venerable teen exhumed, but too early to declare incorrupt
A priest rowed back on claims the body of Carlo Acutis had been found incorrupt
Army besieges hundreds of protesters in Venezuela cathedral
At least 700 opposition supporters were trapped in the cathedral in Maturin
