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Vatican halts sainthood cause of Jesuit priest, gulag survivor Walter Ciszek

After the Vatican halted the sainthood cause of Father Walter Ciszek, a proponent of his cause said the suspension “does not diminish the enduring spiritual value” of Ciszek’s witness.

Special education services restored for Chicago Catholic schools following brief suspension

Special services for student with disabilities will resume in Chicago Catholic schools, the Archdiocese of Chicago announced.

Savannah bishop on beatification of Georgia martyrs: ‘Be joyful witnesses’

The bishop of Savannah, Georgia, looks forward to “welcoming many visitors” this fall for the upcoming beatification of the 16th-century Jesuit missionaries known as the “Georgia Martyrs.”

Men and women are partners, not enemies, Fearless Congress declares

The Fearless Congress organizers explain how mature, virtuous men are urgently needed to help build a better society.

PHOTOS: Pope Leo XIV meets with students, visits hospital, holds stadium Mass in Cameroon

The Holy Father will stay in Cameroon one more night before traveling to Angola on April 18.

U.S. Ambassador Burch pledges to focus on common ground between Trump and Pope Leo XIV

The ambassador said he seeks to focus on what unites Trump and Leo as bishops continue to call for peace.

Pope Leo XIV calls for the ‘safeguarding’ and ‘accompanying’ of minors and vulnerable adults

The pope said the protection of the vulnerable “challenges the conscience of the Church and measures its ability to express authentic care.”

Jury dismisses copyright claim brought by Catholic composer over 1980 hymn

Vincent Ambrosetti had accused songwriter Bernadette Farrell and Oregon Catholic Press of copyright infringement against his 1980 hymn “Emmanuel.”

Pope tells Catholic university students in Cameroon to ‘search for truth’

Leo also addressed artificial intelligence and invited the students to be pioneers of “a new humanism in the context of the digital revolution.”

Popes’ alma mater in Rome celebrates 25 years of Eucharistic adoration

St. John Paul II and Pope Leo XIV both studied at the University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome.