By Matt Hadro
Religious freedom advocates at the United States capitol
on Thursday sent a message of solidarity to all those imprisoned or tortured for their religious beliefs.
By Kevin Jones
Facing legal scrutiny over foreign funding of efforts to fight
Ireland’s anti-abortion law, a pro-abortion rights group has returned a
$25,000 grant to billionaire George Soros’ Open Society Foundations.
By María Ximena Rondón
The attitude of Christians in Aleppo seems to have improved since
Syrian government forces re-took the city, and they believe the prayers
of Christians abroad have helped them, one religious sister reports.
This Holy
Thursday, Pope Francis will wash the feet of prison inmates and say Mass at their penitentiary.
By Hannah Brockhaus
According to Vatican statistics released
Thursday, the Church in the Americas lags behind globally when it comes to the number of seminarians per number of Catholics.
By Hannah Brockhaus
On Thursday,
the Vatican announced that Pope Francis has chosen Msgr. Daniel H.
Mueggenborg, a priest of the Diocese of Tulsa, to be an auxiliary bishop
of the Archdiocese of Seattle.
The Vatican office which governs the use of the extraordinary form of
the Roman rite has given priests permission to say a special Mass for
the feast of Our Lady of Fatima this year, noting the importance of the
apparition's centenary.
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