The time for graduations has mostly passed, and the graduates have been duly flattered and told that they are going to accomplish great things—or rather, since we have been in …

The president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines said that “the Church today needs families that are not only inward-looking, but outward-going.” “This is the identity of a …

Worsening power shortages in Cuba have led to lower production of unconsecrated hosts. As a result, some priests are rationing Holy Communion. Referring to nuns who make the hosts, Father …

Archbishop Edward Weisenburger of Detroit lauded the opening of a $20-million mosque in Dearborn Heights, Michigan. “There is no place where I feel more respect, fraternity, and kindness,” Archbishop Weisenburger …

One of the methods that the Evil One has been using to destroy young people has become increasingly obvious to me and others who work with kids. He has deceived …

South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung thanked the Holy See for its “unconditional support and constant attention” to the peace process on the Korean Peninsula. President Lee made his remarks at …

1,300 plaintiffs who allege they were abused as minors by priests or lay staff of the Archdiocese of New York are weighing an $800-million settlement offer. Under the offer, each …

Father Michael Tate, an Australian senator who became the nation’s justice minister and ambassador to the Netherlands and the Holy See, died on June 5 at the age of 80. …

Members of France’s National Assembly unanimously passed anti-abuse legislation after a provision targeting the seal of Confession was removed. The legislation originally stated that “ministers of religion are subject to …