A significant number of Catholic health workers in Illinois are now covered by a temporary restraining order on the state’s new physician assisted suicide law that took effect Sept. 12.
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(OSV News) — While Pope Leo XIV was recovering from an Oct. 13 surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung where doctors found cancer, his oldest brother Louis …
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The traveling exhibit called “Immigrant Crosses” launches from the Chicago area and will be replicated in several major cities across the country including Seattle and Baltimore into 2027.
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The EEOC lawsuit states Dr. Ian Walton is “ethnically and religiously Jewish” and had been “regularly subjected to antisemitic remarks and hostility.”
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The Vatican secretary of state reiterated the Holy See’s support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and called for limits on AI.
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“Many faithful Catholics don’t really know or don’t really understand what the Church teaches or if they understand … they don’t understand why.”
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National credibly-accused clergy database unveiled as Chicago Archdiocese abuse payouts exceed $400M
A Minnesota-based firm’s new abuse settlement with the Archdiocese of Chicago also unveils a national database of clergy credibly abused of sexual abuse.
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An Illinois diocese has done away with eulogies during funeral Masses and also visitation of the deceased in the church immediately before the Mass.
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Catholic family members who lost loved ones in the 9/11 terror attacks have credited their faith in navigating their loss.
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Catholic Charities has been responding to various disasters in the United States this summer and although this is not the most disaster-prone season in recent memory, it did have memorable …
