- AI at Catholic colleges: Institutions map policies guided by Magnifica HumanitasNewman Guide institutions are shaping their classroom approach to rapidly evolving artificial intelligence through Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, emphasizing human dignity and guarding against the technology’s potential to weaken authentic learning.Five Catholic colleges and universities told EWTN News they are crafting classroom AI policies in light of the pope’s encyclical, as the University of ... read more
- New FDA Nominee Has a ‘Pro-Life Heart,’ Top Advocate for Life SaysPediatrician examines a baby with stethoscope. Marjorie Dannenfelser, head of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, explains her support for Dr. Heidi Overton and previews the nominee’s confirmation battle on Capitol Hill. ... read more
- New FDA nominee has a ‘pro-life heart,’ top advocate for life saysMarjorie Dannenfelser, head of a major pro-life advocacy group, said President Donald Trump’s new nominee for U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner, Dr. Heidi Overton, is “the right person for the job.”“Iʼm very impressed with her credentials and her pro-life heart,” Dannenfelser said in an Aug. 26 interview with “EWTN Pro-Life Weekly” anchor Abigail ... read more
- Why Catholics should reject the month and myth of “trangendered Saints”"Communion of the Saints" in a Baptistry in Padua (José Luiz | Wikipedia) It’s worth noting that there were fewer Pride flags and celebrations this June than in years past. But Catholics never needed the secular calendar’s permission to know that June actually belongs to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a devotion ... read more
- AFRICA/RWANDA – Bishop of Byumba Appeals to Rwanda’s Youth: “Leave those Ibyuma behind”Kigali – “Young people, in the name of Jesus, let us leave those ibyuma behind. Fight them. Let us fight them together.”This is the heartfelt appeal addressed to Rwanda’s youth by Bishop Papias Musengamana of Byumba, who is also responsible for youth ministry within the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Rwanda.In Kinyarwanda, ibyuma means “steel,” but ... read more
- The Jealousy of God and the EucharistElevation of the Eucharist is depicted in a stained-glass window at St. Anthony's Church in North Beach, Md., July 15, 2021. (CNS photo/Bob Roller) Jealousy is not the same as envy. Envy desires what another possesses, while jealousy seeks to guard what one has so that no one else may possess it. ... read more
- ASIA/NEPAL – Devastating Floods, Father Bogati: “The worst disaster in the Country’s history”Kathmandu – “It is the worst disaster in the country’s history. It was terrible. A flood coming down from the mountains and rushing violently downstream swept everything away: people, homes, bridges and infrastructure. Villages, markets and roads have been wiped out. It is a deep wound for the nation,” this is what Father Silas Bogati, ... read more
- ASIA/MONGOLIA – COP17: The gift of faith in Jesus and care for creation in the witness of a young Mongolian womanby Enkhjin Chuluunzag*Ulaanbaatar – At 26 years old, Enkhjin Chuluunzagd holds two Master's degrees in environmentalstudies and a Bachelor's degree in administration, obtained in Rome, the United States,and Mongolia, respectively. The young woman, who was part of the Holy See delegation to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification COP17, held in Ulaanbaatar from August ... read more
- French Archbishop Buries a Prominent Freemason, Weeks After Italy Denied the Same RiteFreemason banners in Paris A senator close to President Emmanuel Macron received a funeral Mass presided over by Archbishop Antoine Hérouard, prompting questions from French Catholics about the Church’s discipline on Masonic membership. ... read more
- Catholic Charities steps up amid prolonged power outages in IndianaWhen a storm pummeled the electric grid and plunged much of northwest Indiana into darkness two weeks ago, Karen Simon was grateful she had a generator at her house to keep her refrigerator running so her food wouldn’t spoil.But unlike most people, she had another set of refrigerators to worry about — the commercial ones ... read more
- Pope Leo XIV Offers Prayers, Spiritual Closeness to Victims of Devastating Nepal FloodsA resident carries belongings across a road heavily covered in mud following flash floods on Aug. 27, 2026, in Trishuli, Nepal. A sudden flood swept through the Bhote Koshi River basin in northern Rasuwa on Aug. 26, damaging settlements, roads, and energy infrastructure as rescue teams searched for residents and foreign travelers reported ... read more
- Conference in Rome to Explore How Communicators Can Build Trust in Catholic JournalismA view of St. Peter’s Basilica from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross. The “Nurturing Unity Through Communication” seminar will take place at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross from Feb. 2–4, 2027. ... read more
- Archbishop urges US to ‘rethink’ Haiti deportations after mass kidnapping, massacreA deadly gang attack near Haiti's capital that saw dozens killed and kidnapped should cause the U.S. to "rethink" its ending of deportation protections for hundreds of thousands of Haitians, Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami told OSV News. ... read more
- Norway’s Bishops Seek Papal Jubilee for 2030-2031 to Spark Spiritual Renewal in the NorthPål Johannes Nes Bishop Erik Varden speaks during Olsok celebrations marking the feast of St. Olav in Nidaros Cathedral on July 29, 2026. The upcoming 2030 millennium commemorates 1,000 years since the pivotal Battle of Stiklestad in 1030, where King Olav Haraldsson was martyred. ... read more
- Faithful across Honolulu Diocese rally after devastating hurricaneAs Hurricane Lala barreled across the Hawaiian Islands Aug. 15-16, several Catholic organizations kept close watch over one of the hardest-hit areas — Hawaii Island's Kau district, home to Sacred Heart Church in Naalehu and Holy Rosary Church in Pahala. ... read more
