Father Gabriele Amorth remembered as exorcist, spiritual guide, and communicator
A Rome conference marking the 10th anniversary of the priest’s death highlighted his deep humanity, spirituality, and concern for those who suffer.
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Pope Leo XIV praises Catholics who led Church in ‘new directions’
The pope highlighted the role of laypeople and religious in shaping Catholic social teaching and called for formation in public life rooted in solidarity, justice, and peace.
St. Peter’s Basilica completes mosaic restoration of ornate chapel dome
The Fabbrica di San Pietro restored several mosaics in the side chapel dome, a project that began in May 2025.
After court case, district lets families skip LGBT classes
Loading the Audio Player... A Southern California public school district agreed to let families opt out of lessons and materials promoting gender ideology. Parents will be notifie...
Vatican tells UN: Hate speech is poison that leads to violence and persecution
Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia El-Kassis delivered his first address as the Holy See’s representative to the United Nations in New York on Sept. 17.
Study: No Evidence Transgender Treatment Bans Increase Suicide
Researchers find "no statistically significant change in suicide rates resulting from state policy changes.”
Record Number of Young U.S. Men Are Single
Young American men are more single now than ever before. The question remains: why?
Declaration of Dependence Tour Visits New Haven, Conn., Home of Yale
The Declaration of Dependence Tour continues next week in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
Couple Fights Gender Transition on Daughter Held in Boys Facility
Parents in Massachusetts have been fighting the state for nearly two years to regain custody of their teenage daughter housed in a boys facility.
Church of England Rescinds Honor for Imam Who Praised Osma bin Laden
The Archbishop of Canterbury faced scathing rebuke after the imam's praise for bin Laden resurfaced in comments from 2007.
