With choirs and hymnals suspect because they may spread the coronavirus -- and perhaps the next pathogen -- what is the future of singing at Mass? Though a few parishes have set singing aside for now, ...
As the Church marks World Refugee Day on June 20, Bishop Felipe Estévez of St. Augustine, Florida, in an essay for Our Sunday Visitor urges Catholics that just as we’re dealing with our own strife ...
An organization whose work was praised by Pope Francis late last year has partnered with the Archdiocese of New York to offer free COVID-19 testing in predominantly Latino communities in and around New York City. ...
An analysis conducted by the staff of Catholic Extension found that dioceses it supports financially have the nation's most -- and least -- severe COVID-19 infection rates. The Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux, Louisiana, heads all U.S. ...
Spanish Cardinal Antonio Canizares Llovera of Valencia made headlines when he described as a "work of the devil" attempts to find a COVID-19 vaccine using cell lines created from fetuses aborted voluntarily decades ago. While ...
As Congo battles the COVID-19 pandemic, a new Ebola outbreak has resurfaced in the northwest, just as authorities were prepared to declare the end of Ebola in three eastern provinces. The cases were confirmed in ...
In an article for Our Sunday Visitor, Marcel LeJeune, president of Catholic Missionary Disciples, writes, “If your family is anything like my family, then you have mixed feelings about the fallout from being locked down ...
Since 2005, Susan Walker Schulenberg has been making “Angel gowns” — burial gowns for abandoned newborns. What began as a single act of charity has launched into a full ministry, Rest in His Arms. And ...
As the number of coronavirus cases in Brazil continued to grow and as the country's daily death toll surpassed that of the United States, Pope Francis telephoned Archbishop Orlando Brandes of Aparecida, asking him to ...
A parish priest in Bangor, Maine, said he saw many Mass-goers "in tears" as they took holy Communion for the first time in close to three months at a publicly celebrated Mass June 7, Trinity ...
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