By Kevin J. Jones
A longtime leader of a controversial advocacy group for clergy sex
abuse victims resigned weeks before a former employee filed a lawsuit
charging the group was receiving kickbacks from attorneys who filed sex
abuse cases, the group has said.
By Matt Hadro
Amid reports of an imminent executive order to halt most refugee
resettlement in the U.S., one international Catholic charitable group is
speaking out.
The Sodalitium Christianae Vitae announced
Saturday that 66 persons can be considered victims of abuse of mistreatment by members of the community.
By Elise Harris
During an ecumenical Vespers service
on Wednesday,
Pope Francis told both Catholics and members of other Christian
communities that unity can only happen when past grievances are forgiven
and all sides walk forward with their gaze on Christ.
by Hannah Brockhaus
On Wednesday,
the Vatican announced the appointment of two priests from Milwaukee –
Fr. Jeffrey R. Haines and Fr. James T. Schuerman – to serve as auxiliary
bishops for the archdiocese.
by Hannah Brockhaus
On Wednesday
Pope Francis said having total faith and trust in God means recognizing
that he always knows and wants what is best for us, even if it’s hard
to accept because it doesn’t align with our own plans.
In an effort to meet the Church's growth in diversity, the Catholic
women's apostolate Endow has announced a new program that will cater to
various demographics in the church, including Latino women a
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