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Servant of God Sister Thea Bowman’s voice needed ‘more than ever’

Bowman’s ability to see the dignity of each individual, and embrace all gifts and cultures, is an essential message for Catholics and non-Catholics alike.

Students pray for Notre Dame’s Catholic identity after dispute over pro-abortion professor

The event was originally planned as a protest in response to the university’s appointment of abortion advocate Professor Susan Ostermann as the head of the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies.

Meta blocks AI chatbot from discussing abortion with minors

A roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.

10 things to know about St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

St. Frances Xavier Cabrini was the first American citizen to be canonized and is the patron saint of immigrants. A new statue of her will be erected in Chicago’s Little Italy.

Former New Age medium seeks to found a religious order after her conversion

After years of practicing New Age therapies, Catalina Davis experienced a profound conversion that eventually led her to found an apostolate for people who have been involved in such practices.

Deacon launches Adore Movement to spark adoration revival

Spirit Filled Hearts Ministry and eCatholic have launched the Adore Movement to promote adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

Tex-Mex border bishops say ‘Our role is to be pastors’

Bishops from the Texas-Mexico border region met to discuss their role on both sides of the border as well as the recent wave of violence in Mexico.

Historic Vermont campus offered free to Catholic nonprofit by donor

Entrepreneur Raj Peter Bhakta said he seeks a Catholic nonprofit to apply by March 31 to “revive” the former campus of Green Mountain College for “future generations of the Catholic Church.”

Catholic bishops to Supreme Court: Abandoning birthright citizenship ‘immoral’

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking the Supreme Court to uphold birthright citizenship. However, not all Catholics agree with this interpretation of Church social teaching.

Pew report finds 35% of U.S. Catholics are college educated

The number of college-educated Catholics falls in line with the overall share of U.S. adults with a bachelor’s degree or higher, the report said.