world news FeatureNewsSportsWorld News Heisman winner is much loved, respected alum of D.C.-area Catholic schools William MurrayDecember 14, 20226 min read Caleb Williams, the star quarterback at the University of Southern California who won the Heisman Trophy Dec. 10, earlier made his mark at two Washington-area Catholic schools he attended for middle school and high school. ChristmasFeatureNewsVaticanWar in UkraineWorld News Celebrate Christmas ‘with Ukraine in your hearts,’ pope says, urging aid Catholic News ServiceDecember 14, 20222 min read Celebrating Christmas is important and beautiful, Pope Francis said, but he asked people to spend less on their celebrations this year and donate the savings to help the people of Ukraine. ChristmasFeatureNewsVaticanWorld News The devil is sneaky, so Christians must be watchful, pope says Cindy WoodenDecember 14, 20223 min read Vigilance is an essential part of the spiritual life because the devil will try to sneak in when one is not paying attention or, especially, when a Christian thinks he or she is making a lot of progress on the road to holiness, Pope Francis said. EnvironmentFeatureNewsWorld News Catholics in the Amazon hope COP15 generates projects in favor of forest Lise AlvesDecember 14, 20224 min read As representatives from nearly 200 countries gather for the U.N. Biodiversity Conference in Montreal, environmental activists living in the Amazon region hope the conference’s proposals will generate new projects in favor of the forest and the populations that live in the region. Child & Youth ProtectionFeatureNewsWorld News Cardinal Ouellet announces lawsuit against woman who claimed assault Cindy WoodenDecember 13, 20224 min read Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet announced he is filing a defamation lawsuit in Quebec against a woman who accused him of sexual assault. FeatureImmigration and MigrationNewsWorld News On Guadalupe feast, U.S. church reaffirms its solidarity with immigrants Catholic News ServiceDecember 13, 20226 min read On the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the U.S. bishops’ migration chairman reaffirmed the church’s solidarity with immigrants, “each one of them a brother or sister to us all.” FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Church needs new look at role of men, women in church, theologian says Cindy WoodenDecember 13, 20225 min read Recent popes have used the concept of a “Petrine principle” and a “Marian principle” to describe the important role women and men together play in the Catholic Church, but a biblical scholar writing in the Vatican newspaper said it is time to talk about the discriminatory and stereotypical notions behind it. FeatureNewsVaticanWar in UkraineWorld News Disarmament is the only way to build peaceful future, cardinal says Carol GlatzDecember 13, 20224 min read VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Disarmament is the only way to build a peaceful future, said Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state. “We need to imagine and build a new concept of peace and international solidarity, remembering that so many countries and peoples are asking to be heard and represented,” he said. “We need courage […] FeatureNewsWorld News Catholic parish sues over its right to hire staff who uphold church tenets Catholic News ServiceDecember 13, 20224 min read A Catholic parish in the Diocese of Lansing has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court to protect its right to hire parish employees and staff for its grade school who uphold the tenets of the Catholic faith. FeatureHealth CareNewsWorld News Like 5th Circuit, 8th Circuit strikes down Biden’s transgender mandate Catholic News ServiceDecember 13, 20225 min read The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis Dec. 9 permanently blocked a transgender mandate the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services had implemented as a revision to the Affordable Care Act. Previous 1 … 607 608 609 … 822 Next