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After a successful run on ABC affiliates throughout the U.S., “Enduring Faith,” a Knights of Columbus documentary on the legacy of the Catholic faith among Indigenous communities in North America, is now available to all.
More than 130 bicyclists checked their brakes, filled water bottles and geared up Sept. 18 for the annual Ride for Vocations of the Archdiocese of Washington.
More than 700 Afghans have chosen to leave the U.S. army bases, where they had been temporarily housed to receive services for their transition to the United States, even before completing their resettlement, according to a report.
A Kentucky archbishop still remembers when a little, 6-year-old girl asked him, “Why was my brother born with autism?”
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is implementing a multi-year parish reorganization process which will transform the its 208 parishes into 60 “families of parishes.”
A new warning has emerged over another significant surge of migrants at the southern border.
Social hostilities against religious believers and churches dipped in 2019, according to a Pew Research Center report issued Sept. 30.
The parents of Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. are speaking out on their son's behalf, alleging that top military leaders are trying to "bury" him.
A New Jersey federal judge ruled this week that the Archdiocese of Newark can be held financially responsible for the abuse committed by Theodore McCarrick, a disgraced former cardinal, according to one media report.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday line-item vetoed about $16 million worth of funding for alternatives to abortion, drawing consternation from the state’s Catholic conference.
