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New Stations of the Cross unveiled at St. Peter’s Basilica for Lent 2026
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New Stations of the Cross unveiled at St. Peter’s Basilica for Lent 2026

Courtney MaresFebruary 23, 20264 min read
St. Peter’s Basilica inaugurated a new Stations of the Cross Feb. 20, with paintings by a young Swiss artist who won the Vatican’s international art competition and said in an interview with OSV News that he was deeply moved by the experience of painting St. Veronica’s encounter with Christ.
Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs, but relief for poorer Americans uncertain
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Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs, but relief for poorer Americans uncertain

Kate ScanlonFebruary 23, 20263 min read
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff policy Feb. 20, finding it exceeded his authority, marking a major setback for his economic agenda.
The Olympics and why Catholic Church cares about sports
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The Olympics and why Catholic Church cares about sports

Maria WieringFebruary 23, 20269 min read
Pope Pius’ recognition of the good of physical play foreshadowed formal efforts now established in the Vatican to support athletics as a means of virtue and human excellence, on all levels — from neighborhood kickball to the Olympics, including this year’s Milan-Cortina Winter Games, whose closing ceremony was held Feb. 22.
Slavery display removal by feds ‘robs us’ of history, racial healing, say Black Catholic leaders
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Slavery display removal by feds ‘robs us’ of history, racial healing, say Black Catholic leaders

Gina ChristianFebruary 23, 20265 min read
The Trump administration’s effort to remove a slavery exhibit at a national historic site in Philadelphia distorts history, while eroding racial justice and healing, several Black Catholic leaders told OSV News.
Three young sisters launch ‘Grace Keys’ musical ministry with Lenten program
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Three young sisters launch ‘Grace Keys’ musical ministry with Lenten program

Dianne TowalskiFebruary 22, 20265 min read
When we share God’s grace through music, we turn hearts and eyes toward him. That’s the vision behind “Grace Keys,” a new musical ministry founded by three young sisters, with the help of their mom.
For its 400th anniversary, St. Peter’s Basilica to get 21st-century upgrade, Vatican announces
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For its 400th anniversary, St. Peter’s Basilica to get 21st-century upgrade, Vatican announces

Courtney MaresFebruary 22, 20266 min read
Four hundred years after its consecration, St. Peter’s Basilica is getting a 21st-century upgrade, with the Vatican unveiling plans for AI-powered translation services, expanded pilgrim access and high-tech structural monitoring as part of yearlong anniversary celebrations.
Artist prays daily for Pope Leo XIV after painting his portrait for U.S. seminary in Rome
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Artist prays daily for Pope Leo XIV after painting his portrait for U.S. seminary in Rome

Rebecca OmastiakFebruary 21, 20265 min read
So began the first steps on the artistic road that led Moran, 62, a parishioner of Our Lady of Grace in Edina, to complete an oil painting of Pope Leo for the refectory of the Pontifical North American College, the major seminary for American seminarians studying in Rome.
What can the Year of St. Francis do for the world? A lot, say these Franciscans
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What can the Year of St. Francis do for the world? A lot, say these Franciscans

Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 21, 20266 min read
After Pope Leo XIV proclaimed the Jubilee Year of St. Francis from Jan. 10, 2026, to Jan. 10, 2027, the Vatican’s Apostolic Penitentiary also issued a decree granting a plenary indulgence to mark the 800th anniversary year of the popular saint’s death.
As France holds day of prayer for people at the end of life, world’s euthanasia numbers soar
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As France holds day of prayer for people at the end of life, world’s euthanasia numbers soar

Katarzyna SzalajkoFebruary 20, 20268 min read
As Catholics in France prepare for a nationwide prayer and fasting initiative Feb. 20 in anticipation of the final vote on a bill that “leads our country down the path of euthanasia and assisted suicide” and to “ask the Lord to enlighten consciences on the gravity of the challenges posed by this proposed law” — numbers of euthanasia procedures spike around the world.
Key pro-life group warns lack of action on Hyde, mifepristone may ‘demotivate’ Republican voters
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Key pro-life group warns lack of action on Hyde, mifepristone may ‘demotivate’ Republican voters

Kate ScanlonFebruary 20, 20265 min read
A key national pro-life group released polling Feb. 19 it said shows a potential failure by the Trump administration to act on pro-life policy priorities may demotivate Republican primary voters in the upcoming midterm elections.
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