world news FeatureNewsWar in UkraineWorld News For Ukrainians ‘on brink of endurance,’ bishop says ‘gestures of solidarity’ bring back hope Paulina GuzikFebruary 4, 20257 min read s Russia sent a barrage of rockets to Ukraine over the weekend of Feb. 1-2, a bishop living in an eastern Ukraine diocese on the front lines of war said such events make hope “rather waning” for his people. NewsUncategorizedVaticanVocationsWorld News Pope prays for church that accompanies young people in discernment Justin McLellanFebruary 4, 20252 min read The church must welcome young people and embrace their desires and doubts to bring them closer to Jesus and ultimately open them up to receiving God’s call, Pope Francis said. Child & Youth ProtectionNewsVaticanWorld News Vatican summit shared concrete ways to help kids, charity leader says Cindy WoodenFebruary 4, 20253 min read Governments have a serious responsibility to care for their nation’s children, but no caring person can stand by idly when children anywhere are starving, said the founder of a private charity working in 16 of the world’s poorest countries. Catholic Social TeachingFeatureNewsSocial JusticeWorld News Panel: Will new budget priorities and tax policies help or hurt the poor? Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 4, 20256 min read With a new U.S. presidential administration and Congress in office, questions are percolating about federal budget priorities and tax policies — and the related decisions that will either help or hurt the most vulnerable citizens. NewsVaticanWorld News All Sodalitium-linked movements are ended, Vatican envoy confirms in Peru Junno Arocho EstevesFebruary 4, 20255 min read An official of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith said Pope Francis’ decision to suppress Sodalitium Christianae Vitae was based on the fact that there was no authentic charism, or spiritual gifts, in the controversial lay movement founded by Luis Fernando Figari in 1971. EvangelizationNewsVaticanWorld News Pope asks Scandinavian Catholics to persevere in evangelization Justin McLellanFebruary 4, 20253 min read There is no greater work that Christians can perform than “transmitting the saving message of the Gospel to others,” Pope Francis said, especially among those on the margins of society. Arts & CultureDisaster ReliefFeatureNewsWorld News Field of crosses: Immigrant artist’s memorial to D.C. air disaster victims a call to love Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 3, 20257 min read By the afternoon of Feb. 2, there were 67 crosses standing under a leaden gray sky — one for each victim from the Washington aviation disaster, 64 on the jet and three crew on the helicopter. Child & Youth ProtectionNewsWorld News Exorcist pleads not guilty to battery charge over alleged incident during relics tour Simone OrendainFebruary 3, 20255 min read Father Carlos Martins, a known exorcist and co-host of “The Exorcist Files” podcast, pleaded not guilty Jan. 27 in an Illinois court to a misdemeanor charge of battery over an alleged incident that took place during a national relic tour. Child & Youth ProtectionFeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Pope will prepare papal document to help church promote children’s rights Carol GlatzFebruary 3, 20254 min read Wrapping up a Vatican summit on the rights of children, Pope Francis announced he was going to publish a papal document dedicated to children. Conflict in the Middle EastFeatureNewsWorld News Ceasefire overshadows Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, pontifical charity says Susan KorahFebruary 3, 20255 min read The long-awaited and elusive ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has silenced bombs and halted air raids on the Gaza Strip, for the time being, but the humanitarian situation there is dire, the regional director of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association reported. Previous 1 … 292 293 294 … 897 Next