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Spanish life coach subjected to repeated ‘lawfare’ by LGBT lobby

Elena Lorenzo has been taken to court several times, charged with violating the Madrid regional government’s Comprehensive Law against LGBTI-phobia. She must now defend herself for the fifth time.

Popular Catholic podcaster and religious sister announces discernment of new community

Sister Miriam James Heidland, SOLT, a well-known speaker, podcast host, and author, said she is discerning the establishment of a new religious community called Friends of the Bridegroom.

Bishop of Austin decries ICE shooting as federal officials say man fled arrest

Bishop Garcia asked for prayers for the man who was shot and “all who have been involved,” asking for government authorities to be “transparent and honest about what occurred.”

Thousands join Germany’s March for Life as activists attack pro-life stand

Counterdemonstrators threw paint at a pro-life information stall as Germany's March for Life filled the streets of two cities for the fourth year running.

Catholic candidates to shape 2026 gubernatorial races in 12 states

If every Catholic candidate were to win, the number of Catholic governors would climb from 20 to 22.

Vatican group to discuss AI, human dignity with world leaders at UN General Assembly

The discussion focuses on the question “What are we building, for whom, and who will inherit it?”

EWTN News’ Magdalena Wolińska-Riedi crowned as Polish speech champion

The longtime Vatican journalist and writer received the award in Ostrowiec, Poland, on Sept. 21.

Swiss March for Life draws thousands as masked cyclists attempt disruption

Organizers have launched legal proceedings after authorities barred the annual pro-life march from the Zurich city center for a sixth consecutive year.

Where is the body of St. Matthew? A visit to his tomb

The fascinating story of where the Gospel writer’s body lies today takes us back into history.

Catholic Church in U.S. to focus National Migration Week on migrant children

Following Pope Leo’s lead and building on the legacy of St. Frances Cabrini, who opened orphanages among the migrant population, U.S. bishops are drawing attention to the needs of migrant children.