Why praying to Santa Muerte is ‘really wrong’
‘Santa Muerte’ is a perversion of what the practice of praying to saints is all about
Canadian priest stabbed at Mass ‘eager’ to return
Fr Grou was attacked during daily Mass at St Joseph’s Oratory on Friday
Civil disobedience is a fundamental right, says Venezuelan cardinal
Disobeying unjust orders is both a right and a duty for members of the security forces, Cardinal Porras said
Increasing number of US Catholics concerned about Christian persecution
46 per cent of US Catholics say the global persecution of Christians is ‘very severe’
St John Paul II’s long-time secretary defends former pope’s handling of abuse cases
‘He had no intention of tolerating the crime of pedophilia in the Church and fought against it,’ said Cardinal Dziwisz
Chaput to college students: Following God’s will is the answer to our dark times
The secular world offers easy answers, but it does not offer satisfying answers, the archbishop said
Cardinal DiNardo discharged from hospital after mild stroke
The cardinal suffered a stroke while leading Stations of the Cross last Friday
Pope Francis: ‘Christianity without tenderness does not work’
Tenderness is ‘a word that today risks being dropped from the dictionary,’ the Pope warned
Study shows cohabiting relationships less stable than marriage
Among adults aged 18-50, married couples had more confidence that their relationships would last
