Young Slovak martyr of communism reaches global audience — By: Catholic News Agency

ROME — A martyr of communist persecution in Czechoslovakia and the most recently beatified Slovak, Blessed Ján Havlík, is reaching an international audience through new books, a multilingual documentary, and other initiatives. Bishop Viliam Judák of Nitra, Slovakia, who is also a historian, co-authored a book titled “Our Saints: Lexicon of Saints and Beatified Connected…

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Preach from the heart, not with AI-generated homilies, priest says — By: Catholic News Agency

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is in full bloom in 2026, impacting virtually every professional and educational realm of society. Mindful of this reality, Pope Leo XIV recently advised the priests of Rome to use “their brains more” rather than AI when preparing homilies, a practice that appears to be beginning to spread among some members of…

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Behind the Scenes: The Supreme Court Protects Parental Rights — By: Crisis Magazine

On March 2, 2026, the United States Supreme Court issued a watershed ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta, a case that set the binding, nationwide precedent that schools cannot secretly socially transition a gender-confused minor. The majority per curiam opinion is less than 1,800 words. Since September 2022, I have spent just over 1,800 hours working…

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St. Cyril of Jerusalem: A beacon of courage in the face of misunderstanding and opposition — By: Catholic News Agency

On March 18, the Catholic Church honors St. Cyril of Jerusalem, a fourth-century bishop and doctor of the Church whose writings are still regarded as masterful expressions of the Christian faith. St. Cyril is also remembered for his exhaustive biblical knowledge and his endurance in the face of misunderstanding and opposition. Eastern Catholics and Eastern…

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