COVID pandemic should raise questions about faith, pope says
byBy: Cindy Wooden VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Besides the immediate considerations of trying to stay healthy, to mourn the dead and protect others, the…
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Catholic Charities pandemic assistance totals nearly $400 million
byBy: Dennis Sadowski CLEVELAND — Scott Milliken has seen a lot of people come through the doors at the Father English Center’s food pantry…
Pope names six women to previously all-male Council for Economy
byBy Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Renewing the membership of the Vatican Council for the Economy, Pope Francis named six women…
Complicated crossings: Pandemic has not stopped migration
byBy Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — The coronavirus pandemic has complicated the situation of migrants and refugees, but it has not…
Lebanon’s Catholic leaders seek help; here’s where you can donate
byCatholic News Service BEIRUT — As Lebanon’s Catholic leaders appealed for help for their country, international and U.S. organizations appealed for donations for Beirut,…
Vatican workers who meet public tested for COVID-19 antibodies
byBy Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Vatican employees and workers who have contact with the public are being tested for the…
Concerns raised over restrictions’ long-term impact on spiritual health
byBy Catholic News Service SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone thanked priests of the archdiocese in a July 30 letter for…
Nicaraguan bishops denounce Managua cathedral arson attack as ‘terrorism’
byBy David Agren Catholic News Service MEXICO CITY — The Nicaraguan bishops’ conference has called an arson attack on the Managua cathedral “an act…
Trump, Congress urged to make ‘access to quality education’ a priority
byBy Catholic News Service IRONDALE, Ala. — Two U.S. cardinals and the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops have an urgent message for…
Will 2020 be the year that gets young people to polls in bigger numbers?
byBy Betty Araya Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Steven Millies, a scholar who explores the Catholic Church’s relationship to politics, feels more optimistic today than…