After an attorney threatened to file a lawsuit alleging he abused a child decades ago when he was a priest in New Jersey, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio of Brooklyn, New York, issued a statement Nov. 13 ...
At a University of Miami Forum on Religion and Public Life, Archbishop Thomas G. Wenski of Miami affirmed the rights and dignity of migrants -- from Syrian refugees to Mexican asylees -- drawing upon his ...
The day after the U.S. bishops were encouraged at their Baltimore meeting to bring young people back to the church, they were urged to also pay more attention to and support the teens and young ...
Parishes that offer Mass in the extraordinary form are booming, including those run by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter. Writer Brian Fraga recently attended a Latin Mass at St. Mary’s Church in Providence, Rhode ...
On Nov. 12, the U.S. bishops expressed support that St. Irenaeus of Lyon be declared a Doctor of the Church. Bishop Kevin Rhoades of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, Indiana, chairman of the USCCB ...
Publisher Scott P. Richert writes: “The reality is that many of those who have vanished from our pews over the past year had been only physically present for some years before that. As social pressure ...
The High Court of Australia has decided to give Cardinal George Pell, 78, a final chance to argue against his conviction on five counts of child sexual abuse. High Court Justices Michelle Gordon and James ...
On the agenda for the U.S. bishops' Nov. 11-13 meeting in Baltimore were elections and discussions of key challenges in the church and the nation. Unlike recent previous meetings, their response to the clergy abuse ...
As he takes stock of his blessings this Thanksgiving, Our Sunday Visitor managing editor Scott Warden writes that seeing his children grow in their faith ranks right at the top of the list.
A recent Pew Research Center study shows that American adults are balking at the idea of commitment, and our families, the basic cells of society, are suffering as a result. Could the same be ...
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