Latin Mass to be canceled at Oklahoma parish as Vatican dispensation expires
St. Monica Catholic Church in Edmond, a suburb of Oklahoma City, will lose its Traditional Latin Mass in June.
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Oklahoma Bishop Coakley: ‘Battle lines are being drawn very clear’
Archbishop Coakley: 'The fight is not over human rights, but over humanity accepting its place in creation.'
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US archbishop denounces 'madness' of LGBT ideology in address to Catholic businessmen
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City also warned of 'new threats to the Church's good works' coming from 'the intolerance of some extremists within the political left.'
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'I hope you will not give credence' to our critics: CRS chairman at U.S. Bishops meeting
Archbishop Coakley criticized the Lepanto Institute in front of his fellow bishops today.
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Oklahoma archbishop: I’ve ‘deepest respect’ for Viganó. His claims demand 'deeper examination'
'I have the deepest respect for Archbishop Viganó and his personal integrity,' Bishop Coakley said.
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Pittsburgh pro-life activists sue city over buffer zone
The five activists claim the buffer zone is unconstitutional in light of the Supreme Court's recent McCullen v. Coakley ruling.
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US bishops criticize Supreme Court for limiting EPA's power to regulate carbon emissions
Archbishop Paul Coakley criticized the Supreme Court’s decision, saying the EPA needed ‘the necessary authority to meaningfully regulate greenhouse gases.’
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Petition opposing Oklahoma 'black mass' passes 72,000 signatures
Organizers recently returned a consecrated host they had stolen for the event after Archbishop Paul Coakley sued.
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US bishops choose Oklahoma City archbishop as next secretary over pro-LGBT Cardinal Tobin
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City has a history of supporting Church doctrine on life and sexuality and has said that politicians who support abortion and same-sex ‘marriage’ should be denied the Eucharist.
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US Bishops’ Conference appoints new chairman for Catholic Relief Services
Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City replaces Bishop Gerald Kicanas, who was a strong defender of CRS' funding practices during his tenure.
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