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FBI says the ransom notes are fake, and the kidnapping story starts collapsing fast.

Beijing’s Catholic arm backs an assimilation law even as Europe demands it be scrapped.

Younger generations are flooding Catholic churches, and the revival may be just getting started.

Burke welcomes Vatican regularity, but says the synodal table format leaves key questions unresolved.

Pope Leo XIV scraps parts of Francis’ Rome overhaul, tightening Vatican authority again.

Nordic bishops slam the door: Catholics in Scandinavia cannot belong to Freemasonry.

Champion Shrine marks America’s 250th with saints, blesseds, venerables—and daily Mass.

Trump gets the draft report today — and the DOJ is pushing to rewrite church-state guidance.

Pope steps in as Northampton bishop faces two rape charges and a church crisis explodes

Pope Leo XIV shatters precedent, putting Sister Alessandra Smerilli atop a key Vatican power center.

500 years of wear hit Raphael’s Loggia — now the Vatican prepares a major cleanup and restoration.

A 1790 plea to Washington resurfaces, and America’s founding promises face fresh scrutiny.

7,200 children rescued, 3,500 predators locked up — Patel says the FBI is just getting started

East-side rectory engulfed after Father Jimmy left moments before flames erupted.

Andalusia’s PP electorate is overwhelmingly Catholic — and more than half say they practice.

A buried 1952 tape is confirmed—MIT now set to release Blue Book’s lost “flying saucer talk.”

De la Espriella hits Catholic shrines after victory, praying Colombia into God’s hands.

Catholic priest gunned down outside his Zémio home, as eastern CAR spirals deeper into chaos.

Another attack on a German parish—gunfire shatters Holy Spirit Church windows again.

Mary revered in Islam — but as mother of a prophet, not God’s Son.

Supreme Court takes up parents’ fight as Washington policy faces a constitutional showdown.

Former Loyola president Bernard Knoth, forced out over abuse claims, dies at 77.

Arlington creates a Traditional Latin Mass chaplaincy—expanding FSSP ministry without adding a new parish.

Viganò blasts Müller’s SSPX attack as absurd, saying the Church’s crisis is being ignored.

A Christian cross burned at Bangarang — and now the silence is the scandal.

200 million girls gone—and pro-abortion activists still defend the abortions targeting them.

Hundreds pack final mass as Detroit’s restructuring plan claims another historic parish.

Stuttgart diocese ignites outrage with a Gaza photo exhibit tied to antisemitism accusations.

75,000 free rosaries, one daunting ask: nuns, groups, and individuals rush to fill the gap.

Babel rises when ambition outruns faith, and the warning is chaos.

Ecône fills to capacity as newly ordained SSPX priests offer first Masses across the seminary grounds.

St. Charles nurses hand executives strike notice — Monday’s walkout looms unless talks move fast

Anglican Church of Canada blesses euthanasia deaths—clergy may pray before, during, and after the lethal injection.

Planned Parenthood’s Gainesville referral clinic is gone, another Florida abortion outlet forced shut.

France’s euthanasia bill clears the Assembly again, with Senate showdown and override power looming.

Vatican-Protestant talks go dark for two years, as both sides brace to reassess progress.

Arizona says egg giants rigged prices for years — and consumers paid the tab.

Archdiocese of Miami backs Supreme Court ruling, defending fairness in girls’ and women’s athletics.

More than 70 friars, bishops and scholars gather — and Francis’ radical vision faces a fractured age.

San Jose priest stabbed multiple times at a downtown Austin steakhouse—investigators say the attacker was known to him.

A 136-year San Francisco Catholic school is shutting down — enrollment collapse forces closure now.

Pope Leo backs quake-hit Venezuela as twin disasters leave victims and injuries behind.

Venezuela’s quake death toll hits 1,430, with 68,900 still missing and climbing.

Pope Leo XIV ends consistory with a unanimous peace plea as violence and tragedy deepen worldwide.

Sir Sadiq Khan faces renewed scrutiny as 4,000 child exploitation cases could be reopened.