Supreme Court justices on Monday heard arguments for and against extending the Civil Rights Act’s “ministerial exception” to Catholic schools when they fire teachers of religion
Many parishes in the US have managed to avail themselves of government loans
Many dioceses in the US are slowly re-opening Masses to the public
Alleged visions and revelations known as “Our Lady of America” cannot be said to be of supernatural origin, Bishop Kevin Rhoades of Fort Wayne-South Bend has said
Bishop Joseph Binzer was accused in August of failing to act on allegations made against a priest.
The collapsing global economy will have an enduring and dramatic impact on parishes, chanceries, and other Catholic ministries
A group of US bishops expressed sorrow over disparities in infection and death rates among African Americans in US communities.
Amid national lockdowns and stay-at-home orders, abortion has become a subject of national debate in the US.
Dioceses across the United States and Canada joined together on May 1 to reconsecrate themselves to the Blessed Virgin Mary in an act of united prayer for delivery from the coronavirus pandemic
The world is slowly inching towards a relaxed regime – but in Europe, tensions are rising
Mass unemployment is a deeply unwelcome background for this year’s Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker, but the Catholic celebration has lessons for everyone, regardless of job situation, according to two priests
“With proper safeguards to prevent infection… it is possible to provide the Mass and the sacraments to the faithful in this period,” a group of Dominican theologians and experts on infectious diseases have said