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Church in Spain grapples with sudden illegal arrival of 50,000 migrants

The Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta is mobilizing resources to address the needs of the migrants, including by designating all money from this weekend's collection to the effort.

Archbishop Cordileone discusses future of Latin Mass restrictions, calling for ‘easier access’

People’s desire for traditional worship is “unstoppable,” Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone said. “It’s what’s drawing young people in and will continue to do so.”

New York says Catholic sisters will not be required to participate in assisted suicide

The state’s decision allows the sisters to continue “loving service to Christ’s poor” without being forced to engage in euthanasia.

Vatican increases net worth by $3 billion in 2025

The Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See (APSA) published its annual report on July 31.

St. John Paul II Retreat House to open in nation’s capital

As a young priest, then-Father Karol Wojtyła led wilderness excursions for youth to learn about the faith. He used the quiet setting for prayer and discussion, which the center hopes to reflect.

Pope Leo XIV receives Patti Smith at Vatican

The Chicago-born pontiff and the influential American singer, poet, and visual artist met privately for about 40 minutes at the Apostolic Palace.

‘He presented a gun’: Dispute over Islamic mosque turns violent at New Mexico Catholic parish

A weekslong quarrel involving a local resident in Albuquerque ended with a suspect arrested on two felony charges, according to a local priest.

Pope issues new constitution for Vatican City State

The pontiff approved the new Fundamental Law of Vatican City State on July 31, enshrining the ability of non-cardinals to head its government.

Catholic priest sues U.S. government as processing delays complicate visa, residency

Father Sylvester Okoh can remain in the United States as he waits, but the processing delays prevent him from performing his religious duties.

Israeli strike damages Christian-run hospital in Gaza, Catholic aid group says

The Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) reported emergency response crews were not able to immediately reach the struck building because responders feared a second strike.