world news NewsSaintsVaticanWorld News Like future saint, share the Gospel with all, pope tells pilgrims Justin McLellanFebruary 9, 20243 min read In Blessed Maria Antonia de Paz Figueroa, known affectionately as “Mama Antula,” Christians can “find an example and inspiration that revives a preference for the least, for those who society discards and casts aside,” the pope told a group of Argentine pilgrims during a meeting at the Vatican Feb. 9. NewsVaticanVocationsWorld News ‘Feeling omnipotent’ is at root of clerical abuse, pope says Cindy WoodenFebruary 9, 20243 min read All forms of clerical abuse begin with a priest thinking he is better than others and somehow over them, Pope Francis said. FeatureNewsWorld News Analysis: After Hill hearings on social media’s explicit deepfake scourge, will anything change? Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 9, 20247 min read Characterized by a remarkable and yet prevailing spirit of bipartisanship urgency, Democratic and Republican senators alike spent over four hours forcefully and often loudly interrogating the tech titans of major social media platforms FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Don’t reduce women’s role in church to question of ministry, pope says Cindy WoodenFebruary 8, 20243 min read The importance of women in the Catholic Church cannot be “reduced” to the question of ministry, Pope Francis told members of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Disaster ReliefEnvironmentFeatureNewsWorld News Record storms damage Southern California Catholic schools, delay events Gina ChristianFebruary 8, 20244 min read Record-breaking storms in Southern California have damaged several Catholic schools and church properties, while forcing one archdiocese to reschedule its rite of election for catechumens. FeatureImmigration and MigrationNewsU.S. CongressWorld News Amid congressional impasse, Catholic immigration advocates seek ‘humane and just solutions’ Kate ScanlonFebruary 8, 20245 min read As congressional lawmakers appear to be at an impasse on immigration as a bipartisan border deal failed in the Senate and House Republicans failed to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Catholic immigration advocates will continue to pursue “humane and just solutions,” one such advocate told OSV News. FeatureNewsSportsWorld News You better believe theses nuns can run — even wearing their habits Jean GonzalezFebruary 8, 20246 min read In a January half marathon in Naples, among runners dressed in tank tops, short running shorts or even shirtless were two consecrated women religious in their in white, long-sleeved habits and black athletic shoes. FeatureNewsSocial JusticeWorld News Caritas Argentina, government renew agreement on soup kitchens; hunger concerns remain David AgrenFebruary 7, 20244 min read Argentina’s bishops expressed concern over rampant hunger and government cuts to parish soup kitchens, warning libertarian President Javier Milei that “food cannot be a variable in economic adjustments.” FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News ‘Welcome’ is at the heart of document on gay blessings, pope says Cindy WoodenFebruary 7, 20242 min read People who act shocked that a priest would bless a gay couple but have no problem with him blessing a crooked businessman are hypocrites, Pope Francis said. Conflict in the Middle EastFeatureNewsWorld News Mother of Israeli hostage says pope gave her ‘permission to not lose faith in humanity’ Judith SudilovskyFebruary 7, 20249 min read Since her 23-year-old son Hersh had his left arm blown off at the elbow and was taken hostage into Gaza by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, Rachel Goldberg-Polin has gone from the self-described “Jane Doe” anonymity of Jewish woman, to becoming the international voice for hostage families. Previous 1 … 428 429 430 … 833 Next