Pope Francis’s 2021 motu proprio ‘Traditionis Custodes’ marked the opening shot in a campaign against Catholic tradition that has only intensified under Pope Leo XIV.
World Meeting of Popular Movements coordinator Fr. Mattia Ferrari is visiting 21 US cities, where delegates aid at ICE court appearances and enroll immigrants in public healthcare.
The newly established Pro Fide Ecclesiae association aims to oppose doctrinal confusion and give a voice to Catholics resisting the reforms promoted by the German Synodal Way.
MEP Peter Liese wants the EU's ‘Biotech Act’ to fund male contraceptives, claiming Catholics should support the initiative, in contrast with perennial Church doctrine.
Bishop Christian Würtz, who supported the Synodal Way's push for homosexual 'blessings,' says he is open to abolishing mandatory priestly celibacy as part of ‘synodal’ talks.
‘Catholic lawmakers who have voted' for assisted suicide 'will no longer be able to receive Communion,’ a bishop has warned ahead of France’s assisted suicide vote.
After describing the SSPX’s recent episcopal consecrations as ‘schismatic,’ the Vatican cardinal said excommunication is ‘intended to encourage’ reconciliation.
A 43-year-old foreign national faces charges of attempted aggravated theft after seizing the mitre from the bust of St. Januarius inside Naples' famed cathedral.
France’s most famous military high school has openly stated that enrollment in private schools lacking government contracts can cause an applicant’s exclusion.
Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco said attachment to either the old or new form of the Roman Rite should not become a ‘banner’ of division while reflecting on Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum.