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February 22, 2023

Ash Wednesday is our chance to say 'yes' to God and reject sin: North Carolina faith leader

Ash Wednesday, the annual start of the liturgical season of Lent, "is a reminder that we say 'yes' to God by saying 'no' to things opposed to God," a Catholic priest told Fox News Digital.

February 21, 2023

Catholic university ready to ax core majors like theology, English to fund more popular programs

Catholic college Marymount University in northern Virginia is expected to get rid of 10 liberal arts majors and programs, including theology and English, sparking outcry.

February 19, 2023

Murder investigation opened into LA bishop's death after suicide ruled out

LA County Sheriff's office say fatal shooting of auxiliary Roman Catholic bishop David O'Connell was a "murder" and are "working diligently to seek those responsible."

February 16, 2023

Pope Francis hints at his future, reveals more about resignation letter

Pope Francis discussed the future of his papacy while on a mission of peace in Africa, telling a group of Jesuit priests that ideally popes should hold their office until death.

February 16, 2023

Jordan demands answers from Wray after leaked FBI memo suggests agency may be targeting Catholics

House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan is demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray after a leaked memo revealed the FBI was treating Catholics as violent extremists.

February 14, 2023

Maine judge upholds law allowing decades-old sex abuse suits

A state judge on Tuesday upheld a Maine law that eliminated the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse, allowing survivors to pursue lawsuits for sex crimes that happened decades ago.

February 14, 2023

Construction underway in Oklahoma City for shrine of first US Catholic martyr

A memorial for Stanley Francis Rother, the first Catholic martyr from the United States, is being built in Oklahoma City. The shrine is expected to cost $50 million.

February 13, 2023

Catholic bishop sentenced to decades in prison for treason after refusing exile to US: 'Unbridled hatred'

Roman Catholic bishop Rolando Alvarez was sentenced to more than 26 years in prison on a charge of treason after he refused to be exiled to the United States last week.

February 12, 2023

FBI labeling Catholics as possible violent extremists is an excuse to oppress 'political enemies': Evita Duffy

The Chicago Thinker managing editor Evita Duffy weighed in on the FBI's alleged targeting of "radical traditionalist Catholic ideology" on "Fox & Friends Weekend."

February 10, 2023

Growing number of Catholics, Protestants support less strict abortion laws: poll

A Gallup poll found that surprising number of Protestants and Catholics are supportive of less strict abortion laws in the United States.