Father McBride, nationally known as leader in education, catechetics, dies
DE PERE, Wis. — Norbertine Father Alfred Aloysius McBride, who was nationally known as a leader in education and catechetics, died Oct. 23 at…
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Pope announces new cardinals, including U.S. Archbishop Gregory
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Catholic Education Foundation aids record number of students
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St. Aloysius’ principal honored by Department of Education
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Prominent Black Catholic to be recognized
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Pilgrims gather for racial justice
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Father Michael McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus, to be beatified Oct. 31
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St. Xavier High School has new president at helm
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Sacred Heart Schools president sets priorities
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Rosary way to invite Mary into lives
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Assumption receives $1 million gift from Marshall Family Foundation
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Common Table students cook up success in Dare to Care kitchen
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Belief in God as creator of all has practical consequences, pope says
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Archdiocese of Louisville looks for ways to walk with moms in need
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Spalding to mark 100 years in downtown Louisville
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Three elementary schools named ‘Blue Ribbon’ schools
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Campus ministry adapt to meet spiritual needs of students
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St. Vincent de Paul Church celebrates 200 years
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Beekeeping helps teen overcome struggles
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Grief support ministry helped widow find ‘new life’
Mary Catherine Pfaadt said On With Life, a ministry which provided peer support to widowed individuals, helped her to find a new life following…
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Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court
By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — A divided Senate, in a 52-48 vote, confirmed Amy Coney Barrett as a justice for the…
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Conversations on racism with family, friends are key to change, says speaker
By Kurt Jensen, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The annual Ignatian Family Teach-in for Justice, the largest Catholic social justice gathering in the United…
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Prelate says his first Mass as cardinal-designate at historic Maryland church
By Mark Zimmermann, Catholic News Service AVENUE, Md. — On a day of history for the U.S. Catholic Church, Washington Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory…
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Cardinal-designate Gregory thanks pope ‘with grateful, humble heart’
By Mark Zimmermann, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Cardinal-designate Wilton D. Gregory, installed as Washington’ s archbishop in May 2019, thanked Pope Francis “with…
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UPDATE: Judiciary Committee votes to send Barrett nomination to full Senate
Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to serve on the Supreme Court will now go to the…
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Pope announces new cardinals, including U.S. Archbishop Gregory
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis announced he will create 13 new cardinals Nov. 28, including Archbishop Wilton D….
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A final spar outlines differences between Trump, Biden before election
By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The final debate in the 2020 presidential race ended with topics important to the church in…
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‘Catholics are like the leaven in the loaf’ of U.N.’s work, says Glendon
By Beth Griffin, Catholic News Service RYE, N.Y. — The pillars of the United Nations overlap the tenets of Catholic social teaching and from…
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Judges again block Trump’s efforts to keep unauthorized immigrants out of census
By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — For the second time this fall, a panel of three federal judges said President Donald Trump…
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Raised in Buddhist Vietnam, nuns share who inspired their vocations
By Joachim Pham, Catholic News Service HUE, Vietnam — Vietnam’s Thua Thien Hue province is predominantly Buddhist, but Catholic sisters who work there inspire…
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Cardinal Dolan calls for ‘the shield of faith’ to protect Armenian Christians
By Kurt Jensen, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York called for “the shield of faith” to protect Armenian…
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As election nears, ‘split’ Catholic voters try to find dialogue amid rancor
By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Both are Catholic, but their views couldn’t have been more different. One woman said she was…
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Bishops: Pope’s civil union remarks won’t change teaching on marriage
By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service CLEVELAND — Pope Francis’ expression of openness to the idea of laws recognizing civil unions, including for gay…
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University’s McGivney collection documents sainthood candidate’s legacy
Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The campus of The Catholic University of America in Washington is graced with a statue of Father Michael J….
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Catholic Education Foundation aids record number of students
Despite a year filled with uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Catholic Education Foundation was still able to provide millions of dollars in…
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St. Aloysius’ principal honored by Department of Education
Maryann Hayslip, principal of St. Aloysius School in Pewee Valley, Ky., is the recipient of the 2020 Terrel H. Bell Award for Outstanding School…
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Gregory: In teaching Gospel values, Catholic schools can address societal ills
By Richard Szczepanowski, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Catholic schools have been entrusted with an “awesome responsibility” to teach Gospel values that can help…
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Pope has history of defending marriage, but being open to some civil unions
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis often has expressed openness to the idea of laws recognizing civil unions, including…
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Documentary and allegory: Director says star of ‘Francesco’ is humanity
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Although his film is called “Francesco,” director Evgeny Afineevsky said the main character of his…
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Prominent Black Catholic to be recognized
The Archdiocese of Louisville is set to honor Daniel Rudd, a prominent late 19th-century Black journalist and civil rights leader. Rudd was born into…
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This year, ‘we can recognize Gethsemane in the whole world,’ says priest
By Judith Sudilovsky, Catholic News Service JERUSALEM — The uncharacteristic silence at the hermitage of the Garden of Gethsemane was, in a way, fitting…
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USCCB offers ‘Election Novena’ as way to prepare for Nov. 3, pray for nation
Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — As it did in 2016, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is encouraging people of faith to take part…
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Connecticut basilica’s rector has spent lifetime praying to Father McGivney
By Karen A. Avitabile, Catholic News Service WATERBURY, Conn. — Father James Sullivan’s affection for Father Michael J. McGivney goes back to his college…
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