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May 18, 2023

Driver apprehended after speeding through Vatican gate, reaching San Damaso Courtyard

A car driven by a suspect believed to be mentally ill drove through one of the Vatican's entrance gates Wednesday night, and was shot at by gendarmes before the driver was apprehended.

May 16, 2023

LA Dodgers' partnership with radical LGBT activists draws Catholic ire: 'Perverted, sexual and disgusting'

The LA Dodgers were called out for a their decision to honor an anti-Catholic activist group during an upcoming "Pride Night."

May 15, 2023

Biden admin's war on people of faith evident with new attacks on religious health care groups

Health and Human Services under the Biden administration appears hellbent on completely eradicating faith-based providers and workers from the health care field.

May 11, 2023

Pope questioned on sex abuse, 'loving the enemy': 'How do we talk to the abusers for whom we feel revulsion?'

The Pope admitted to not having an easy answer when asked how Christians are to follow Jesus' command to "love your enemy" regarding sexual abusers.

May 10, 2023

Archdiocese investigating Catholic Church's 'God Is Trans' exhibit: 'You can't put this out on the altar'

The Archdioscese of New York is investigating an exhibit at Saint Paul Apostle in Manhattan entitled 'God is Trans' after criticism from parishioners who said, 'Enough is enough.'

May 9, 2023

Vermont Catholic school changes name to remove name of bishop who led diocese during 'unthinkable abuse'

John A. Marshall School in Vermont is changing its name after it was found that the school's namesake led the diocese during a time of "unthinkable abuse of children by priests."

May 9, 2023

Catholic hospitals' attorney reacts to win against Biden admin's 'shocking' threats to force closures

St. Francis Hospital System in Oklahoma is relieved after being threatened with loss of accreditation from the Biden administration over an 'eternal flame' in its chapels.

May 8, 2023

California Catholic diocese files for bankruptcy amid 330 sex abuse lawsuits

The Catholic Diocese of Oakland has filed for bankruptcy as it faces 330 lawsuits alleging sex abuse by priests. It said it ensures a "fair and equitable outcome for survivors."

May 7, 2023

Jesus represents the human face of God — and how much God loves us, says Missouri priest

This week's Bible verse is from the Gospel of John, one of the four gospels in the New Testament. Jesus tells people that he is the way, the truth and the life.

May 5, 2023

Biden admin backs down in battle over Catholic hospital's chapel candle

The Biden administration backed down from its repeated threats to strip a major Catholic hospital system in Oklahoma of key accreditations over a religious candle one of its facilities maintains.