Pope Francis received the Vatican’s Swiss Guard Corps on the occasion of the swearing-in of the new guards on May 6.
U.S. abortion law makes it “a global outlier in a shared category with human rights abusers like China and Vietnam,” Mia Steupert of the Charlotte Lozier Institute said.
The conference grappled with the fact that youth are increasingly exposed to platforms that contain tools “that can lead to risky behavior.”
The lawsuit is meant to halt the White House’s attempt to “force the state to pay for puberty blockers and gender-transition surgery for children.”
The program received $305 million in federal funding last year, but with the $400 million addition it will receive more than $700 million in 2024.
Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester warned that the proposal constitutes “an imposition of the sexual revolution on the people of our state.”
According to the government’s estimate, as many as 230 died in the bloody ethnic conflict that engulfed Manipur beginning on May 3, 2023.
Catholic dioceses in Uganda have been notified of a limited stock of wine for Masses due to delays in shipping.
Tom Brady, Garth Brooks, and other celebrity guests will meet Pope Francis in an audience on May 11 as participants in the World Meeting on Human Fraternity.
The Holy See Press Office announced that Father James Mark Beckman, 61, will be installed as the new bishop of the diocese. The installation will occur in July.
Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández will unveil new norms for discernment regarding “apparitions and other supernatural phenomena.”
Justice Samuel Alito is scheduled to give the commencement address on May 11 to a record 896 students in the class of 2024 at Franciscan University.