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Do coronavirus closings violate religious liberty? A religious freedom expert weighs in
March 17, 2020
"In very limited circumstances, temporary limits on the freedom to gather may licitly be applied"
French bishop tests positive for coronavirus after Vatican visit
March 16, 2020
A French bishop who visited the Vatican last week has tested positive for coronavirus
Pope Francis announces a 2022 synod on synodality
March 07, 2020
The next ordinary Synod of Bishops will be a synod on synodality, the Vatican has announced
Vatican City confirms first case of coronavirus
March 06, 2020
Vatican City has confirmed its first case of coronavirus, a Vatican spokesman said
Pope’s message to youth: Don’t let your phone distract you from reality
March 06, 2020
The indiscriminate use of electronic devices can keep us constantly glued to the screen,” Pope Francis said in his message to young people
Pontifical universities close as coronavirus deaths in Italy surpass 100
March 04, 2020
Rome’s pontifical universities will temporarily shut down tomorrow, after Italy’s death toll from Covid-19 surpassed 100 people
French priest hospitalised with coronavirus
March 02, 2020
Fr Alexandre Comte, 43, had recently returned from Italy
Coronavirus postpones Pope’s global economic summit
March 02, 2020
Pope Francis’ international economic summit, “The Economy of Francesco,” has been postponed until November due to the coronavirus outbreak in Italy
Pope Francis accepts resignation of Buffalo’s Bishop Edward Grosz
March 02, 2020
Edward Grosz, the auxiliary bishop of Buffalo, has been accused of mishandling a sex abuse allegation
Pope Francis works from home for second day
February 28, 2020
The decision comes after the Pope was reported to have a “slight” illness by a Vatican spokesman
Computer programming teen Carlo Acutis to be beatified
February 23, 2020
The Vatican announced Saturday the approval of a miracle attributed to the intercession of Venerable Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager and computer programmer, who died in 2006.
L’Arche reports sexual misconduct by founder Jean Vanier
February 22, 2020
L’Arche International published the results Saturday of an independent investigation detailing sexual misconduct by its founder Jean Vanier with six women without disabilities in the context of spiritual direction. “We are shocked by these discoveries and unreservedly condemn these actions, which are in total contradiction with the values Jean Vanier claimed and are incompatible with
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