world news NewsObituariesWorld News Woman religious who was Our Lady of Akita visionary dies at 93 on feast of Assumption OSV NewsAugust 19, 20245 min read A Japanese woman religious and Marian visionary has died some five decades after witnessing the miraculous weeping of a statue of Mary and receiving urgent messages to pray in reparation for humanity’s sins. EucharistFeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Eucharist satisfies hunger for hope, truth, salvation, pope says Cindy WoodenAugust 19, 20242 min read When receiving the Eucharist, Catholics should respond with gratitude and awe that Jesus offers himself as nourishment and salvation, Pope Francis said. Conflict in the Middle EastFeatureNewsWorld News Amid war, it’s ‘kind of business as usual’ in Jerusalem with ‘a certain fearfulness,’ priest says Gina ChristianAugust 19, 20247 min read As the Israel-Hamas war edges toward the one-year mark, OSV News spoke with Jesuit Father John Paul, rector of the Tantur Ecumenical Institute in Jerusalem, ahead of his return to Israel following a brief visit to the U.S. in early August. Disaster ReliefNewsWorld News Sudanese humanitarian situation ‘can’t wait,’ says bishop; military evacuates last missionaries Frederick NzwiliAugust 19, 20245 min read On the first day of talks in Geneva aimed at ending the 16-month Sudanese conflict, a Catholic bishop in the region stressed that addressing the humanitarian situation in the northeast African country cannot not wait for “tomorrow.” NewsRespect LifeVaticanWorld News Death penalty fuels ‘poison’ of revenge in society, pope says Justin McLellanAugust 19, 20243 min read Capital punishment promotes a deadly attitude of revenge and denies the possibility of change in the lives of incarcerated people, Pope Francis said. Health CareNewsWorld News Catholic medical group welcomes plastic surgeons’ questions about gender surgeries for teens Gina ChristianAugust 19, 20245 min read A group of Catholic medical professionals is hailing recent remarks by U.S. plastic surgeons questioning surgical interventions for teens experiencing gender dysphoria. NewsVocationsWorld News Vocations flourish among Indigenous women in Guatemala’s remote highlands Rhina GuidosAugust 16, 20248 min read The Missionary Sisters of the Eucharist didn’t just survive the violence of the Lake Atitlán region back then, but they flourished during the war’s 36 years and now have missions in San Pedro Ayampuc; Tamahu; Cobán; Santiago Atitlán in Sololá; Tecpán in Chimaltenango; Joyaba and Santa Cruz in El Quiché; and San Andrés Semetabaj. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News On Assumption, pope entrusts war-torn countries to Mary’s care Cindy WoodenAugust 15, 20243 min read Mary is not a “motionless wax statue,” but a disciple who wants to share the good news of Jesus with everyone and reaches out to help and comfort them, Pope Francis said. CollegesNewsWorld NewsYoung Adult Ministry In university summer program, students do hands-on research, learn faith and science not at odds Kimberly HeatheringtonAugust 15, 20246 min read Students — many of whom are exploring careers in science — conduct hands-on, faculty-mentored research, design and perform experiments, analyze and interpret data, and present their results. FeatureNewsSaintsWorld News St. Maximilian Kolbe: ‘Patron of our difficult century’ Junno Arocho EstevesAugust 14, 20246 min read In his homily during St. Maximilian Kolbe’s canonization Mass Oct. 10, 1982, St. John Paul II said the Polish Franciscan was granted the grace of carrying out “in an absolutely literal manner” the words of Christ: “Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” Previous 1 … 412 413 414 … 910 Next