world news FeatureNewsWorld News Steubenville students died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, say police Gina ChristianJanuary 22, 20263 min read Franciscan University of Steubenville students Luke Reimer and Mary Mich were found shortly after noon Jan. 19, according to a statement released that same day by university president Father Dave Pivonka. EvangelizationNewsWorld News Pew: Catholicism down in Latin America, but belief in God ‘remains high’ Gina ChristianJanuary 22, 20267 min read Catholicism has waned in Latin America over the past decade, with more individuals foregoing religious affiliation — although belief in God remains “high across the region,” according to a new report. Conflict in the Middle EastNewsVaticanWorld News Pope evaluating Trump’s invitation to join Board of Peace, Vatican’s secretary of state says Junno Arocho EstevesJanuary 21, 20263 min read Pope Leo XIV is currently evaluating an invitation by U.S. President Donald Trump to join his “Board of Peace,” an international body chaired by the president to oversee the governance and reconstruction of Gaza, the Vatican secretary of state said. Catholic Social TeachingFeatureNewsWorld News Trump rules out use of force to acquire Greenland, argues it should be given to U.S. Kate ScanlonJanuary 21, 20263 min read President Donald Trump ruled out the use of force to acquire Greenland in a Jan. 21 speech to the World Economic Forum, but he said the U.S. would still seek ownership of the country. NewsReligious FreedomWorld News Conflicting reports of recent kidnappings in Nigeria raise alarm for Christian advocates Ngala Killian ChimtonJanuary 21, 20265 min read After reports spread that dozens of Christians in Nigeria have allegedly again fallen prey to kidnappers in yet another sign of persecution against Christ’s followers in Africa’s most populous nation, some police said the kidnapping did not happen. Ecumenism and Interfaith RelationsNewsWorld News Heads of Churches of the Holy Land call Christian Zionism a ‘damaging’ ideology Junno Arocho EstevesJanuary 21, 20265 min read As the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity unfolded, the Patriarchs and Heads of Churches of the Holy Land warned that Christian Zionism was among the “damaging ideologies” being pushed that ultimately harmed the presence and unity of Christians in the Holy Land. NewsSaintsVaticanWorld News In a moment of Vatican sweetness, Pope Leo receives lambs in ancient St. Agnes tradition OSV NewsJanuary 21, 20263 min read Adding some sweetness to the usual general audience-focused Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV was presented with two lambs Jan. 21 as part of an ancient Roman Catholic tradition marking the feast of St. Agnes of Rome. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News To know God, we must welcome Jesus’ humanity, pope says Josephine PetersonJanuary 21, 20262 min read Pope Leo XIV said that God is revealed through Jesus’ humanity, not solely through a “channel of transmission of intellectual truths.” It is through Jesus’ life, death and resurrection that one can come to know God. Ecumenism and Interfaith RelationsNewsWorld News Remain steadfast in Christian unity efforts amid division, says ecumenical expert Gina ChristianJanuary 21, 20264 min read Amid division and geopolitical turmoil, an ecumenical expert is encouraging the faithful to remain steadfast as they observe the international Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Jan. 18-25. Immigration and MigrationNewsWorld News Minnesota archbishop: ‘Comprehensive immigration reform now’ amid ‘battleground’ on the streets Gina ChristianJanuary 21, 20265 min read Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda of St. Paul and Minneapolis — whose territory has become a flashpoint in the nation’s immigration policy debate — is calling for “comprehensive immigration reform now,” citing “human cost on all sides.” Previous 1 … 7 8 9 … 814 Next