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Regensburg theologians say Maria Goretti’s purity saint image is no longer defensible—and they’re intervening now.

Leo XIV elevates feminist governance, signaling a Church run by management, not hierarchy.

Gabon diocese orders weekly fasting after tabernacle desecration at Sacred Heart Lastoursville Parish.

Two bishops defy Rome, ordaining four priests as bishops without papal approval in Switzerland.

Sarah Mullally scores another Vatican-to-Jerusalem boost as church chiefs gather under conflict’s shadow.

Excommunicated rebel priests predict a new pope could reopen Rome’s door, someday.

More than 2,000 march through Manchester today, as old faith and Italian pride reclaim the streets.

A child martyr’s final stand still shocks the Church: purity, violence, and mercy collide.

Gaza a disaster: razed cities, tents and sewage, while children dodge rats and filth.

Copenhagen bishop backs Traditionis Custodes, says old Mass can be celebrated—when asked.

Khamenei’s Iran turned conversion into a crime — and Persian-speaking Christians paid the price.

Latin Mass goes ahead Sunday in Cork, even after Vatican excommunicates breakaway sect.

Filipino Catholic warns of a ‘satanic rosary’ — family says years of sickness followed.

Gänswein blasts SSPX bishop consecrations, calling their tradition false and the break with Rome deeper.

Pope Leo XIV takes the Liberty Medal from Rome, as America’s founding promises get new scrutiny.

Churchgoers flock to San Antonio chapel anyway, ignoring pope’s plea and archbishop’s warning.

Oslo bishop blasts FSSPX consecrations, warns schism has broken communion with Rome.

Radcliffe denies any blessing — but the livestream shows the cross, and the damage is already public.

Vatican readies October synod on divorced Catholics, with Amoris Laetitia implementation under scrutiny.

Vatican blasts SSPX as schismatic; San Antonio archbishop cuts all ties with St. Joseph’s Chapel.

Nicaraguan police seize 80-year-old Bishop Mata; family still doesn’t know where he is.

Pope Leo XIV hits Lampedusa with a migrant sermon, slamming faith used for discrimination.

Peter’s Pence closes in the red, as Vatican blames currency swings for the deficit

Bishop Bagaforo blasts corruption as theft, betrayal, and a direct assault on the poor.

Catholic history runs deep in America — and the next surprises may rewrite what you thought you knew.

Pope Leo XIV's North Korea visit hangs on Pyongyang—and the U.S. relationship could decide everything.

Catholic parents plan a Hampshire County high school, but opening day is still years away.

A Catholic order halts abuse payouts, warning more settlements could trigger financial ruin.

Catholics helped build America—now 12 figures, from Carroll to Carroll, are back in focus.

Vance blasts Vatican immigration criticism, calling church leaders troubling on the border fight.

Sky-high rents drive young New Yorkers into convents, where cheap rooms replace the usual apartment hunt.

A Catholic nun says UFOs may be fallen angels — and the warning is chilling.

Holy See’s decision lands hard, and the Society says souls will pay the price.

From St. Augustine to Ellis Island, Catholicism’s fingerprints on America’s story come into sharp focus.

Rupert Lowe’s 219-page inquiry exposes gang rape, torture, and a cover-up that spans decades.

SSPX chief says faith, not compromise, keeps the Society inside the Church.

Sacré-Cœur Church hit by sacrilegious theft — consecrated hosts dumped in a construction bin.

Bergen’s Catholic church finally gets consecrated after 150 years of waiting.

Cameroon diocese pleads for prayers as a priest and two Franciscans are kidnapped.

Trump cuts $67 million as HHS blasts Planned Parenthood materials as sexually explicit

Mel Gibson’s Passion returns to theaters — and the sequel gets a first look.

Rome moves to pull breakaway priests back in — or lock the split deeper.

Spanish court jails former deputy-teacher Xabier Ron Fernández for assaulting his 12-year-old pupil.

Cardinals praise the meeting—but say the Pope may never hear the blunt counsel he needs.

Bishops defy Pope Leo XIV, and Rome answers with automatic excommunication.