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Fears mount: 65% say emergency contraception is hard to get after 10 p.m.

House prosecutors pray for truth, justice, accountability — then face Duterte’s impeachment trial Monday.

Bishop Brennan joined an unauthorized consecration, and Rome has said nothing—yet.

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

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

FDA moves to track abortion drug and emergency contraceptives, sparking fears access could tighten.

He trained 50 straight days, then hauled a 130-pound cross up Mount Wachusett in a jaw-dropping test.

Illicit bishops defy Pope Leo XIV — and Rome answers with excommunication in hours.

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

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

Rome slaps excommunications on the Priestly Fraternity after rogue bishop consecrations in Switzerland.

Bishop warns fossil fuels threaten dignity, security, and future generations if leaders keep stalling.

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

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

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