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August 3

'Catholic Woodstock': Young followers flock to Rome for the final day of Youth Jubilee

EWTN News' Vatican Correspondent Colm Flynn discusses the Catholic Church celebrating the last day of Youth Jubilee in Rome amid the religious resurgence in young Catholics on 'Fox & Friends Weekend.' 

August 1

Christopher Wray referred to DOJ over claims he misled lawmakers on Catholic memo, China probes

Former FBI Director Christopher Wray faces criminal referral over testimony about anti-Catholic bias memo and Chinese fake driver's license plot during 2020 election

July 22

MORNING GLORY: Pope Leo XIV (and President Trump)

The first American pope arrives at the papal summer retreat to work on his encyclical, with suggestions it should avoid politics and focus on religious liberty and vocations.

July 18

Catholic bishops call mandatory reporting law 'brazen act of religious discrimination'

Roman Catholic clergy and the DOJ are pushing back against a state law slated to take effect this month, arguing it will infringe on the privacy of clergy's confessional duties.

July 17

Pope demands ceasefire after Gaza's Catholic church is hit in apparent Israeli strike

Pope Leo XIV renewed his call for a ceasefire on Thursday after an apparent Israeli strike hit Gaza's only Catholic church, leaving two dead and several others, including the parish priest, injured.

July 16

EXCLUSIVE: Conservative groups urging Trump admin to expose anti-Christian ‘pattern’ in Biden FBI

A coalition of conservative groups is urging the Trump DOJ and FBI to release documents about the “pattern of dishonesty and religious discrimination" under the Biden FBI.

July 11

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: How state law could force priests to choose between jail or excommunication

Washington state's legislation requiring priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession faces opposition from bishops and the Justice Department as a threat to religious liberty.

July 9

Trump's immigration crackdown prompts California bishop to excuse Catholics from Sunday mass

San Bernardino Diocese, the sixth largest in the US, grants Catholics dispensation from mass obligation amid concerns over immigration enforcement actions.

June 21

Archaeologists discover 'sensational' artifacts under historic monastery's floor

Rare heraldic tiles were recently discovered under wooden floors at former Basilian monastery in Chełm, Poland, offering a view into 18th-century monastic life.

June 19

Catholicism sees major resurgence among Gen Z, with young men leading the revival

Catholic faith gains popularity as Father Tidd explains Delbarton School's approach of proposing faith connects with young men seeking meaning amid loneliness.