Catholic Charities leader says Texas nun has felt ‘overwhelmed with fear’ after detention by ICE — By: Catholic News Agency

The brief detention by immigration officials of a Catholic religious sister in south Texas continues to reverberate through immigrant Catholic communities, with Sister Norma Pimentel saying the experience left lasting emotional scars and heightened fears about immigration enforcement. Speaking in an interview with “EWTN News In Depth” host Catherine Hadro on July 31, Pimentel —…

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Catholic advocate warns of safety risks as New York assisted suicide law looms — By: Catholic News Agency

Ahead of New York’s assisted suicide law taking effect, Jamie Towey, president of Aging with Dignity, said the initial legislation “was easily the most dangerous bill ever written on assisted suicide.” Aging with Dignity, a nonprofit organization, defends the rights of all people as they approach the end of life. On Aug. 5, New York…

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Scottish bishop excommunicates rector of Redemptorists after illicit ordination — By: Catholic News Agency

Bishop Hugh Gilbert of Aberdeen, Scotland, has pronounced Father Michael Mary Sim, rector of the Congregation of the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, to be excommunicated from the Catholic Church. “Regrettably, I find Father Michael Mary guilty of the charges brought against him, most notably that of schism. He is therefore declared to be…

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Inspired by Duolingo, Catholic missionary launches Creedo faith app — By: Catholic News Agency

One day, while doing his daily Duolingo lesson, Catholic campus missionary Caleb Burbach had a realization: “Why can’t learning the Catholic faith feel this approachable?” The epiphany inspired Burbach to eventually launch Creedo, an app that utilizes the format of the beloved language-learning platform Duolingo to gamify lessons about Catholic teaching. Creedo’s platform includes digestible…

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