Ethiopia and its life-giving water wells
Fr Filippo Perin, 52, is a missionary in Ethiopia’s Gambella region on the border with South Sudan. A beautiful land where, however, there is no water; the people are starving and the climate is unbearable. His project, supported by the Salesians and the non-profit organization Cuore Amico, opens as many wells as possible to ensure […]
Pope’s May Prayer Intention: For the formation of men and women religious
Pope Francis releases his prayer intention for the month of May: For the formation of men and women religious and for seminarians. In his video message, the Pope emphasises the ongoing development of their vocations through grace, prayer, community, and witness to the Gospel. Read all
Holy See: ‘Birth control is not the key to sustainable development’
As the U.N. marks the thirtieth anniversary of the Cairo International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) this year, Archbishop Gabriele Caccia reiterates that promoting birth control policies does not help eradicate world poverty and promote sustainable development. Read all
Faith in action: Church’s compassionate aid for migrants in Spain
Catholic-inspired organizations are implementing a series of social programs in Ceuta and Algeciras, assisting those arriving from Africa to enter Europe. One of the greatest challenges is the fight against human trafficking which exposes women to forced prostitution. Read all
Israel refuses to stop waging its ‘campaign’ to starve the Palestinians
Despite the collapse of widespread support for Israel’s campaign against UNRWA, it appears to be determined to continue its effort to cut off this lifeline to the Palestinians alongside its traditional allies, the United States and United Kingdom.Read More
Biden’s climate agenda is decimating America’s energy independence and economic stability
Biden’s executive branch overreach makes America weaker and more dependent on China for critical minerals while taking away local communities’ ability to provide economic stability for themselves and the nation.Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Jailed pro-lifer paraded into courtroom fully shackled ahead of Michigan FACE Act trial
Heather Idoni was treated like a violent criminal when U.S. marshals led the mother of five and adopted mother of 10 into court to the shock of those present, including the judge.Read More
The Vatican Reforms Its Judicial System
Through a new motu proprio made public on April 19, 2024, the Supreme Pontiff has modified many laws regulating the judicial system of the Holy See, harmonizing it with the neighboring Italian system. This is one way to draw lessons from numerous questions born in the wake of the “trial of the century,” the shock […]
Pro-LGBT Jesuit parish in California shows where Pope Francis’ synodal agenda is heading
St. Ignatius, a Jesuit parish in Sacramento, promoted calls for ‘ordination’ of women and LGBT ‘inclusion’ and condemned ‘patriarchy’ in its report on the synodal process, which pastor Father Tom Lucas celebrated in a recent column.
Japan’s future in jeopardy as abortion pill hastens severe demographic crisis
While Japan’s demographic woes are attributed to escalating living costs, stagnating wages, and increasing consumerism, few reports have attributed Japan’s population drop to the abortion pill. This may have been an oversight.