(CNA/Courtney Mares) The blood of St. Januarius liquefied on Thursday before a Mass in Naples, Italy, where the archbishop said that the blood of the fourth-century martyr is a powerful reminder that “love is stronger than death.” Archbishop Domenico Battaglia … Continue reading
(LifeSiteNews/Frank Wright) — What – and who – [are] behind the explosive growth of the “trans” phenomenon? A new book by Jennifer Bilek secures her reputation as the foremost critic of transgenderism, which she terms “a glamorous ad campaign generated by elites, … Continue reading
(CNA/Tyler Arnold) — Senate Republicans blocked a bill on Tuesday that would have forced insurance companies to cover in vitro fertilization (IVF) and would have created an unrestricted right to the procedure — yet many in the party continue to support other … Continue reading
(CWN/Phil Lawler) — The goal of the secret agreement [between the Holy See and the Chinese communist regime] was to ensure that all the Catholic dioceses in China are led by bishops in full communion with the Holy See. In the … Continue reading
A few days after his controversial comments in Singapore, where he called every religion, “a path to God,” Pope Francis gave a video address to a group of young people gathered for the Mediterranean Meeting (MED24) in the Albanian capital … Continue reading
The following news story, from Life Site, represents the closing of one chapter and the beginning of the next for the apparently no-longer-embattled community of Carmelite Nuns in Arlington, Texas. Below the opening of the Life Site piece are further … Continue reading
(ACI MENA via CNA/Romy Haber, Souhail Lawand) — On Thursday, Sept. 12, the Armenian Catholic Patriarchate held a grand ceremony in Beirut’s Martyrs’ Square to welcome the remains of cardinal and patriarch Gregory Peter XV Agagianian from Rome. His body will … Continue reading
(Respect Life Radio) — [Jim Valois] shares the inspiring story of Charlene Marie Richard, a young Cajun Catholic farm girl who died over 60 years ago at the age of 12 after a painful battle with leukemia. Charlene was known … Continue reading
(LifeSiteNews) — In her debate on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Candace Owens slammed Rabbi Shmuley Boteach for his public admiration for the late Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, former leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic denomination and promoter of extreme ideas about the racial … Continue reading
According to an article in The Epoch Times, teacher burnout is increasingly attributed to poor student behavior, alongside traditionally cited factors such as low pay. The article discusses insights from teachers who report significant stress due to handling disruptive students … Continue reading
Three days ago, we posted a Lepanto Institute press release warning about the hospital which so many contribute to, assuming incorrectly that it is Catholic: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Marked ‘Not Safe’ for Donations by Charity Watchdog. Saint Jude’s … Continue reading
Reading the news — perhaps especially Catholic news — is not, generally, a source of edification. While one can find stories like Shroud of Turin Blood Study Shows Link to Jesus and St. Michael the Archangel statue in Brazil will be … Continue reading
A scientific study conducted by Professor Giulio Fanti from the University of Padua presents new evidence supporting the authenticity of the bloodstains on the Shroud of Turin as consistent with the descriptions of Jesus Christ’s torture and crucifixion found in … Continue reading
Global birth rates have plummeted since the post-war era, leading to population declines worldwide, notably in China due to that nation’s one-child policy. Many countries are reporting more deaths than births. Despite UN claims of overestimated birth rates, humanity faces … Continue reading
The St. Michael the Archangel sculpture, currently under construction in São Miguel Arcanjo, Brazil, will be the world’s largest Christian statue at 187 feet. This monument is part of “The Archangel’s Grotto” religious complex and aims to strengthen devotion to … Continue reading
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