Cardinal Rugambwa takes possession of titular Church in Rome.
On Sunday, Tanzania’s Cardinal Protase Rugambwa took possession of his titular Church as part of his role as a Cardinal. Read all
Vatican asks German bishops to postpone vote on Synodal Council
Three Vatican Cardinals have written a letter to the Bishops of Germany calling on them to cancel a planned vote on a “Synodal Committee” and to postpone further decisions pending talks between the German Bishops’ Conference and the Roman Curia. Read all
Campaign Life Coalition slams UN for pushing abortion on poor nations, calls for restoration of family
‘They see human flourishing and large families as a cause of poverty rather than the antidote,’ Matthew Wojciechowski said. ‘We cannot eradicate poverty by eradicating the poor.’Read More
New Orleans Restaurateur Johnny Blancher — With a Lenten Recipe for Oysters Bleu
Johnny Blancher with his Oysters Bleu ‘Food and faith and good times have been the focal point of our lives,’ he says
Vienna Cathedral Turns Jesus Upside Down for Lent
VIENNA (ChurchMilitant.com) – A controversial art installation at St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna that turns the Shroud of Turin upside down has sparked outrage among faithful Catholics. Gottfried Helnwein The Lenten cloth triptych is by Gottfried Helnwein, who has been dubbed a “shock painter” and a “rock star among hyperrealist artists with a penchant for provocation,” […]
US propose ceasefire resolution as Gaza conflict rages
The United States has proposed a draft resolution at the UN Security Council calling for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza. Read all
What would St. Thomas Aquinas make of AI?
What would Thomas Aquinas think of artificial intelligence (AI), and what does a large language model think of Thomas Aquinas? According to one German theologian, the Catholic saint and doctor of the Church can contribute to contemporary discussions about AI’s risks and its role in society. In an interview with CNA Deutsch, CNA’s German-language news […]
People suffering with chronic pain need our love and support, not euthanasia
Lana’s case highlights that those around us suffering from pain should never, ever, feel most affirmed by the doctors tasked with approving their suicide.
Oregon bishop rejects blessings of homosexual ‘couples,’ others in ‘irregular’ situations
If a priest attempts to bless a same-sex ‘couple,’ the ‘subtle distinctions of Fiducia Supplicans will not keep bystanders from concluding that the Church the priest represents no longer believes as she always did before, but is now endorsing the unions of unmarried couples,’ Bishop Cary wrote.
Proposed Hong Kong law could cut off island’s Catholics from the Vatican
The incoming Article 23 will add new offenses to those already extant under the National Security Law imposed on Hong Kong.