TLM Crushing Archbishop Promotes Nasty Heretic To Key Office —A Podcast by: Return to Tradition
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How grief and grace sparked a movement for single Catholic women — By: Catholic News Agency
null / Credit: UVgreen/Shutterstock Philadelphia, Pa., Aug 19, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). Aurora Pomales still remembers the feelings after her grandmother died. The grief was real and disorienting. After all, it was her grandmother who had taught her how to pray, how to love the Mass, and how to be Catholic, even after she…
Pope names new bishop for Jefferson City, Missouri — By: Catholic News Agency
Father Ralph O’Donnell, bishop-elect of Jefferson City, Missouri. / Diocese of Jefferson City website. Vatican City, Aug 19, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). Pope Leo XIV named Father Ralph O’Donnell of the Archdiocese of Omaha as the new bishop of Jefferson City, Missouri. He will succeed Archbishop Shawn McKnight, who in May was installed as…
From Rome to home: Young people strive to be witnesses for Christ — By: Catholic News Agency
Young people gather on the esplanade of Tor Vergata during the Jubilee of Youth. / Credit: Courtesy of Claudia Arrieta ACI Prensa Staff, Aug 19, 2025 / 07:00 am (CNA). Two weeks ago, 1 million young people returned to their countries after participating in the Jubilee of Youth, an experience that undoubtedly left a profound…
A Catholic Take | Pope Leo’s First 100 Days & Israel Clearing Out Gaza —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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A Catholic Take | Pope Leo’s First 100 Days & Israel Clearing Out Gaza —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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A Catholic Take | Pope Leo’s First 100 Days & Israel Clearing Out Gaza —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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A Catholic Take | Pope Leo’s First 100 Days & Israel Clearing Out Gaza —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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When Catholic Nuns Defend a Tribal Mountain Sacred to Pagans, Something Is Wrong — By: Crisis Magazine
As a mining company prepares to start extracting copper from a “sacred” mountain in Arizona, protesters gathered at the site called Oak Flat. Among them was a small group of elderly Catholic nuns who supported an Apache group’s effort to ban the mine. The three-day event in July was a tragic case of what has…
“In the Name of Every Man Who Hurt You, Forgive Me” — By: Crisis Magazine
The sun was sinking against two snow-capped volcanoes when Eduardo Verástegui looked out over a sea of teenage girls who sat before him in a mammoth gymnasium in Mexico. They wore blue skirts, white blouses, bobby socks, and black saddle shoes—like figures from an old black-and-white drawing pulled from a chapter on purity in the…
