Fr. Beard says we must keep praying that God grants us peace and freedom from worry. —A Podcast by: Catholics for Catholics
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Ancient traces of St. Mark reveal Christianity’s deep roots in Libya — By: Catholic News Agency
City of Tripoli, Libya. / Credit: Shutterstock Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Oct 10, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). Here is a roundup of Catholic world news from the past week that you might have missed: Ancient traces of St. Mark reveal Christianity’s deep roots in Libya In the eastern Libyan city of Derna, archaeological remains linked…
Miami archbishop, president of Society of St. Vincent de Paul USA delve into Dilexi Te — By: Catholic News Agency
“The Christian is supposed to answer the question ‘Who is my neighbor?’, and the answer is: ‘The one who needs me,’” said Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski during an Oct. 9, 2025, press conference in Miami. / Credit: Emily Chaffins/CNA Miami, Florida, Oct 10, 2025 / 07:00 am (CNA). “There’s somebody here who wants to talk…
‘I choose radical forgiveness’ —A Video by: Christine Niles of Stella Maris Media
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We Were Warned: The Great Deception Of The End Times —A Podcast by: Return to Tradition
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Awakened by bagpipes and crusader music. It’s time to march! —A Podcast by: OnePeterFive
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The Radical Choice (Audio) —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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Guns, Government, and the Right to Life — By: Crisis Magazine
When speaking about freedom or liberty as Catholics, we must always keep in mind that we have a different understanding than the liberal version, which undergirds post-Christendom nation-states such as the United States and many other nations that have reformed their governance since the revolutionary eras. For a Catholic, freedom exists in the psychological sphere…
When Will Catholic Pastors Take Security Seriously? — By: Crisis Magazine
When the news came out about the deadly shooting at a Catholic church in Minneapolis, I felt more than just sadness and anger. I had a grim sense of inevitability. For years, I have offered my help to improve security at Catholic parishes; and for years, pastors have either politely declined or simply ignored me….
