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‘Nearly every Catholic health care institution’ in Illinois shielded from suicide law in court order

Multiple religious objectors are suing the state over its newly instituted assisted suicide regime.

Holy See calls for abolition of death penalty at UN

“The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person,” the Holy See’s permanent observer to the U...

Martyrs or rebels?: Rome conference debates 100-year legacy of Cristero movement

A century after the Cristero War began in 1926, scholars gathered to discuss the church-state relationship in Mexico and Latin America.

Pope Leo XIV urges pontifical university students to ‘guard your hearts’

At a Mass opening the academic year, the pontiff warned against false teachers, stressed the limits of algorithms, and called for study rooted in fait...

Pope Leo XIV appoints Sister Mary Barron president of Pontifical Mission Societies

The Irish religious sister, who previously spoke about women who sensed a call to the priesthood or diaconate, will also serve as adjunct secretary of...

Notre Dame religious liberty scholars urge Supreme Court to strike down Texas Ten Commandments law

The Texas law “forces state-sponsored religious instruction” on public school students, the filing says.