(Jonathon Van Maren/LifeSiteNews) — Christians in Nigeria have faced sporadic persecution since the 1950s, but the past 25 years have seen a wave of violence that is swiftly becoming a slow-motion genocide. Despite that, the international community has for the most part … Continue reading
(CatholicVote) — The head of a US-based Catholic apostolate reported Aug. 14 that the Israeli military had bombed a warehouse in Gaza the day before where the organization had stored more than 4,000 cans of baby formula to be distributed … Continue reading
This is a story that needs to be told more widely. From Tucker Carlson’s YouTube channel: Self-described evangelicals like Ted Cruz and Mike Johnson have no interest in how Israel treats Christians. Mother Agapia Stephanopoulos has spent years living in … Continue reading
CNA has run a fascinating story with the above headline on an apparent miracle in Naples, Italy. The extraordinary phenomena reported here concern a sacramental associated with a celebrated Lebanese hermit-saint. We encourage readers impressed by this story to pray … Continue reading
The following is an unofficial AI translation of the L’Osservatore Romano article “Chi decide della vita dei bambini di Gaza?” by Father Ibrahim Faltas, OFM.1 The article was published prominantly on the front page of the August 1 edition of … Continue reading
The following is a Press Release from Treasures of the Church… Joliet, IL — July 30, 2025 — Father Carlos Martins, Catholic priest, popular evangelist, and best-selling author, is fully cleared of all charges stemming from a relic exposition held … Continue reading
(Emily Mangiaracina/LifeSiteNews) — A newly published secular study found that Vatican II “triggered a decline” in worldwide Catholic Mass attendance relative to religious service attendance of other religions, including Protestant Christianity. By examining the religious service attendance rates for 66 … Continue reading
(Emily Mangiaracina/LifeSiteNews) — A cohort of Israeli settlers again attacked the Christian village of Taybeh in the West Bank, setting cars ablaze, throwing stones at homes, and scrawling intimidating graffiti on walls in the latest episode of an ongoing siege against … Continue reading
(Catholic World News) — Jewish settlers in the West Bank attacked the Palestinian Christian village of Taybeh (Taibeh) and set fires near the cemetery and a fifth-century church. The priests of the village’s three churches—Latin-rite Catholic, Melkite Catholic, and Greek Orthodox—appealed to … Continue reading
(Rachel Quackenbush/Catholic Vote) — Blair and Brooke Harber, two young sisters from Dallas, were found holding hands and their rosaries after floodwaters swept away their cabin along the Guadalupe River over the July 4 weekend. According to their school, the … Continue reading
Diane Montagna reports on a new Italian book that further corroborates her recent publication of a Vatican report on the Traditional Latin Mass. Here is an AI-produced summary of Miss Montagna’s Substack piece.1 The book is titled The Liturgy Is Not … Continue reading
SAGINAW, Michigan (LifeSiteNews) — The bishop of Saginaw, Michigan, is allowing the Traditional Latin Mass in his diocese to continue for the time being after permission for it was set to expire on June 13 due to Pope Francis’ Traditionis Custodes. Saginaw parishioner Stephanie … Continue reading
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (LifeSiteNews) — The Louisiana legislature gave final approval to legislation to open anyone who helps facilitate a chemical abortion to civil suits, cracking down further on the abortion lobby’s efforts to sustain abortion-on-demand in pro-life states. The Justice … Continue reading
(Aid to the Church in Need) — The Patriarch of the Maronite Church, Cardinal Bechara Raï, is calling for measures so that Christians will not abandon the Middle East, because they are a decisive moderating factor among the region’s Muslim-majority … Continue reading
Pope Leo will impose the pallium on new archbishops during Mass on June 29, restoring a tradition that was discontinued by Pope Francis in 2015. The imposition of the pallium—a white vestment symbolic of the authority of a metropolitan archbishop—has … Continue reading
Site development: Bonaventure
