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Catholic Church in India ‘appalled’ by country’s first euthanasia death

Catholic leaders reacted after India’s Supreme Court allowed the withdrawal of life support for a man in a vegetative state for 13 years.

Asian Catholics pay tribute to late Vietnamese Cardinal Van Thuan

The Vatican held the “Cardinal Văn Thuận: Witness of Hope” conference at the Apostolic Palace of the Lateran in Rome on March 25.

Pope Leo praises organ donation, warns about commodification of the body

The audience with participants in an event organized by the Italian National Transplant Network took place March 26 at the Vatican.

Buffalo Diocese will pay $10 million more into abuse settlement, lighten burden on some parishes

The diocese has faced criticism from parishioners over high levels of contribution requirements for some parishes.

Lawmakers urge Trump to advocate for China’s release of Christian pastor at upcoming summit

Pastor Ezra Jin was detained along with dozens of other church leaders in October 2025.

Catholic groups offer aid, shelter to displaced people in Lebanon

Catholics who are helping those affected by war in Lebanon are calling for peace and diplomatic solutions as more than 1,000 people have died and more than 1 million people are displaced.

Remembering the ‘shenanigans’ at Mother Angelica’s first vows

On the day we mark the anniversary of Mother Angelica’s entry into eternal life, we recall the unusual circumstances of her first procession and her response: “That’s the way God works with me.”

From shepherd to commander: ‘House of David’ Season 2 released globally

The latest season of the new hit series “House of David” follows David’s rise from shepherd to commander in King Saul’s army.

8 ways Mother Angelica shaped modern Catholic media

On the 10th anniversary of her death, we reflect on how Mother Angelica powerfully shaped modern Catholic media.

Finnish court finds Christian parliamentarian guilty of ‘hate speech’

The Supreme Court of Finland has acquitted Päivi Räsänen over her 2019 Bible verse tweet and found her guilty of hate speech over a pamphlet she wrote more than 20 years ago.