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Retiring New York Cardinal Dolan says he’s a ‘spiritual granddad’ now

New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who recently retired from his role as archbishop of New York, shared his reflections on the nation’s 250th anniversary, ICE, Catholic politicians, and human dignity.

Argentine priest urges bold witness after Latin Mass outside San Francisco abortion facility

“We have to live without fear,” said Argentine priest Father Javier Olivera Ravasi, who hopes to inspire others to act boldly and give witness to life and faith.

450 seminarians compete in sixth annual De Sales Basketball Invitational

The Saint Francis de Sales Shoremen won the championship 56-54 in overtime.

How the Formula 1 pit stop has saved thousands of babies

Formula 1 teams have helped doctors in NICUs work more efficiently in emergency situations by implementing techniques used during a pit stop.

Number of adult baptisms in Belgium skyrockets

Adult baptisms in Belgium significantly rise, Polish commission reveals sex abuse in its diocese, and Ireland’s leading Catholic newspaper is threatened — all in this week’s world news roundup.

Scottish bishop highlights Ethiopia’s water crisis with unusual stunt

Carrying a sink, Bishop Brian McGee climbed a hill overlooking Oban, Scotland, to bring attention to the need for greater access to clean water in Ethiopia.

Aid to the Church in Need appoints Ferdinand Habsburg as secretary-general

Habsburg has been involved with the foundation since 1985, most recently as its communications and fundraising director.

Number of Asian pilgrims visiting Fátima surpassed those from the Americas in 2025

The Fátima Shrine in Portugal received nearly 6.5 million pilgrims in 2025, up from 6.2 million in 2024, and the number of pilgrims from Asia surpassed those from the Americas for the first time.

France in shock over murder of young convert and pro-life activist Quentin Deranque

The murder of 23-year-old pro-life activist and Catholic convert Quentin Deranque, allegedly at the hands of far-left activists, has shocked France.

Irish bishop braves bitter cold to distribute ashes in Waterford City streets

Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan spent Ash Wednesday distributing ashes on the streets of Waterford City.