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10 years of ‘Amoris Laetitia’: What Chapter 8 changed
Ten years later, the lesson of Chapter 8 is clear: The church does not become less faithful when she discerns, but when she ceases to do so, Rafael Luciani writes.
Year: 2026
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Bring the Gospel message of salvation to all people, Pope says in World Mission Sunday video (CWN)
Pope Leo XIV issued a video message for the 100th World Mission Sunday and spoke about “our commitment and responsibility to spread the Gospel message of salvation to all people.”
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Blessed Sheen Holy Hour and the new film “Adore Him”
A still from the film “Adore Him,” by Spirit Filled Hearts and Runaway Planet Pictures. (Image: www.adorehimfilm.com) Growing up as a cousin of Blessed Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, Rosemarie Holliger …
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Oct. 8 Thursday of the Twenty-Seventh Week in Ordinary Time, Weekday
The commemorations in today’s Roman Martyrology include:
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Caring for Aging Parents
Q. My dad is in his late 80s and has been in steady decline since my mom passed away a few years ago. My sisters and I all moved away …
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Cornell Catholic Community Issues Letter After Campus Protests
undefinedEntrance sign to Cornell University Students protested the universityʼs handling of alleged sexual assaults involving members of the Chi Phi fraternity in 2024.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett Headlines Benedictine College Library Dedication
undefinedU.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett delivers keynote at the Independence Hall library dedication at Benedictine College, Sept. 26, 2026. Justice Amy Coney Barrett speaks at Benedictine College, the …
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Bishop Emeritus Frank Dewane, Who Led Diocese of Venice in Florida for Nearly 20 Years, Dies at 76
undefinedBishop Frank Dewane The bishop died in a local hospital ‘surrounded by close family and friends,’ current Bishop Emilio Biosca Agüero said.
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Cornell Catholic Community issues letter after campus protests
Catholic clergy at Cornell University issued a pastoral letter encouraging students to engage in “difficult public discussions” with charity and courage, after campus protests over the universityʼs handling of alleged …
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Canada Won’t Expand Assisted Suicide for Those Suffering From Mental Illness, Government Says
undefinedA Canadian flag waves near the Parliament Hill building in Ottawa. The government has debated expanding its medical assistance in dying program for those suffering solely from mental health issues.