The Holy See faces mounting criticism for its silence on human rights abuses in China ahead of the expected renewal of the controversial 2018 agreement. But is the Vatican’s silence … Continued
Last week, the news broke that Father Matthew Hood of the Archdiocese of Detroit had this summer learned that he was not validly baptized—despite believing that he had been ordained … Continued
Evidence suggests that church services following public health guidelines do not present a greater risk of spreading the novel coronavirus than other similar activities, doctors studying Mass attendance and the … Continued
If you perused the news online on Saturday, Aug. 1, you could be forgiven for believing that large-scale Bible burnings— the kind perpetrated by the Nazis in the 1930s— were … Continued
This article was updated Aug. 19 to add details about an anticipated increase in the divorce rate – Editor. Early predictions of a COVID-related “baby boom” are now being replaced … Continued
A new federal ethics advisory board for fetal tissue research has convened to consider future federally-funded research proposals that involve tissue from aborted babies. The Human Fetal Tissue Research Ethics … Continued
The Knights of Columbus announced a new initiative Thursday to report on Christian persecution in Nigeria, where at least 60,000 Christians have been killed in the past two decades. Since … Continued
Protesters in Portland, Ore., burned a Bible in the street during a protest outside a federal courthouse in the early morning hours of August 1, according to a local media … Continued
On Sept. 30, the controversial 2018 agreement between the Vatican and China on the appointment of bishops is set to expire. As discussions continue on renewing the agreement, this Holy See … Continued
On Sept. 30, the controversial 2018 agreement between the Vatican and China on the appointment of bishops is set to expire. As discussions continue on renewing the agreement, this Holy See … Continued