HOUSTON (CNA)—The refrain of a popular ’80s Church hymn, based on the words of 1 Cor. 12:12, says, “We are many parts, but we are all one body.” While we … Continued
LONDON (CNA)—In the 14th century, approximately one third of the population of Europe – anywhere from 75 million to 200 million people – was wiped out due to what became … Continued
BOLOGNA, Italy (CNA)—They were supposed to be having lunch with Pope Francis. During his Oct. 1 trip to Bologna, the Holy Father was scheduled to dine with 20 prisoners from … Continued
SANTA ROSA, Calif., (CNA)—While firefighters in northern California are currently battling 17 wildfires in five counties, Bishop Robert Vasa of the Diocese of Santa Rosa, one of the hardest hit … Continued
SAN ANGELO, Tex., (CNA)—In the 1620s, while the pilgrims were landing on Plymouth Rock and having the first Thanksgiving, the Jumano tribe in Texas (before it was Texas) was allegedly … Continued
OKLAHOMA CITY (CNA)—“Padre, they’ve come for you.” Those were some of the last words heard by Father Stanley Francis, spoken by someone staying at the mission in Guatemala who had … Continued
DENVER (CNA)—It was August in Rome, the dog days of summer, and most people had left the Eternal City for the beach or another summer holiday destination. It happens every … Continued
DENVER (CNA)—From a young age, Catholics are taught to pray about and discern their vocations – whether they’re called to marriage, to the religious life, to the priesthood, or consecrated … Continued
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (CNA)—When Matt Hohler was in college in 2010, he was a reluctant Catholic—and not a coffee drinker. That year, his mom gave him a trip to a college … Continued
DENVER (CNA)—In the last 24 hours more than twenty Catholic pages, some with millions of followers, have been blocked by Facebook for unknown reasons. Of the known affected pages, 21 are … Continued