world news NewsVaticanWorld News Pope moves to make Rome a ‘living church,’ not a ‘museum’ Justin McLellanOctober 4, 20244 min read The Diocese of Rome, like the Rome city government, has put so much effort into ensuring services in the historic center of the city that it often neglects the growing suburbs where most people live, Pope Francis said. Child & Youth ProtectionNewsWorld News ‘Abbreviated bankruptcy’ strategy for parishes is a first in diocesan Chapter 11 abuse settlements Gina ChristianOctober 3, 20245 min read The terms of a recent diocesan bankruptcy settlement, which require parishes to declare an “abbreviated bankruptcy,” are a first for such cases and shows the impact of a Supreme Court ruling in June, a legal scholar told OSV News. Immigration and MigrationNewsWorld News 6 migrants killed by Mexican military shooting at vehicle evading checkpoint David AgrenOctober 3, 20245 min read Six migrants were killed after soldiers shot at a vehicle evading a military checkpoint in Mexico’s southern Chiapas state. deaconsNewsVaticanVocationsWorld News Diaconate is ‘surrender’ to Jesus, U.S. archbishop says at ordination Mass Justin McLellanOctober 3, 20244 min read Before the Altar of the Chair in St. Peter’s Basilica, a symbol of the Catholic Church’s unity behind the successor of St. Peter, 15 men laid prostrate to express their humility and take vows of chastity and obedience to their bishop. NewsReligious FreedomRespect LifeWorld News Pro-life activists given prison sentences for Tennessee abortion clinic blockade Kurt JensenOctober 3, 20245 min read Federal sentences for three defendants imposed Sept. 26-27 in connection with a March 5, 2021, blockade of an abortion clinic in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, leave only sentencing in a Michigan case in the current round of Justice Department prosecutions of clinic blockades. Immigration and MigrationNewsWorld News Mayorkas urges ‘pragmatism’ in remarks at migration policy conference Kate ScanlonOctober 3, 20244 min read U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas advocated for a pragmatic and orderly approach to immigration policy in a Sept. 30 conference on migration co-hosted by Catholic organizations. deaconsFeatureNewsSynodalityVaticanWorld News Vatican doctrinal chief tells synod it’s not time for women deacons Cindy WoodenOctober 3, 20245 min read “Rushing” to open the diaconate to women in the Catholic Church would short-circuit a necessary reflection on the relationship between ordained ministry and charismatic leadership, particularly as it impacts the participation of women in the church, said the head of the Vatican’s doctrinal office. FeatureNewsWorld News Rosary pilgrimage in nation’s capital unites thousands of Catholics in love for Mary Katie YoderOctober 3, 20247 min read Thousands of pilgrims from across the country gathered at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington Sept. 28 to honor Mary, the Mother of God, and her gift of the rosary. NewsObituariesSportsWorld News Dikembe Mutombo, beloved NBA superstar with Georgetown University roots, dies at 58 OSV NewsOctober 3, 20245 min read A beloved NBA superstar who got his start on the Georgetown University courts died Sept. 30. Dikembe Mutombo, class of 1991, passed away at age 58 from brain cancer. NewsVaticanWorld News Cardinal urges recommitment to create a world where peace, justice, human dignity prevail Steven SchwankertOctober 3, 20243 min read Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s secretary of state, returned to themes relating to peace that he had presented during 79th session of the U.N. General Assembly at an evening Mass celebrated Sept. 30 at Holy Family Church in Manhattan, near U.N. headquarters. Previous 1 … 300 301 302 … 827 Next