Former priest on the 'full of lies and manipulation' letter from bishops. 'Liars', 'scoundrels'
A former priest criticizes a letter from Polish bishops commemorating the 40th anniversary of John Paul II's visit to the Great Synagogue in Rome, labeling it as deceitful and manipulative.
The significant role played by the Church in the events leading up to the last military coup
The article examines the crucial yet discreet role of the Catholic Church in Argentina during the events that culminated in the last military dictatorship, as revealed by newly declassified documents.
New Archbishop of Prague Stanislav Přibyl / We do not divide into the Lord's clergy and others. We aim for a more family-oriented model of Christian communities
The new Archbishop of Prague, Stanislav Přibyl, emphasizes the need for structural changes within the Litoměřice diocese while preparing to lead the Prague archdiocese amidst ongoing challenges with church and state relations.
Excommunicated Catholic deacon still waiting on overdue appeal outcome after his son was molested by priest
A Louisiana man is awaiting a response from the Vatican regarding his appeal against his excommunication after a priest molested his son.
The Priest Explains: Some Sins Cannot Be Forgiven!
A Catholic priest discusses specific circumstances in which certain sins cannot be forgiven within the Roman Catholic Church.
Catholic bishop wants to bypass celibacy. Will the Vatican turn a blind eye?
A Belgian bishop plans to ordain married men to address the shortage of priests, despite facing potential excommunication due to church regulations.
City Council of Oriximiná grants title of Honorary Citizen to Bishop Dom Bernardo Johannes
The city council of Oriximiná awarded Bishop Dom Bernardo Johannes the title of Honorary Citizen for his significant contributions to the local community.
Revealing a military dictatorship strategy to prevent Church claims regarding the disappeared
Investigators reveal how Argentina's military government strategically managed the Catholic Church to mitigate criticisms about its human rights violations during the dictatorship.
Vatican Seven / Priests in the Field, Laity at the Bishop's Office. The Situation in Western Bohemia Shows What to Prepare For
The article discusses the challenges facing the Catholic Church in the Litoměřice diocese due to a shortage of priests and the significant decline in church attendance among the population.
Wojtyła kept criminal priests in a state of 'captivity'. Another example
The article discusses allegations that Pope John Paul II maintained a system that allowed criminal priests to continue their activities without accountability.
Panic as lorry crashes into Anambra church, catches fire
A lorry crashed into St. Matthias Catholic Church in Anambra State, Nigeria, causing a fire and panic, but fortunately no injuries were reported.
Truck crashes into church, catches fire in Anambra
A truck crashed into St. Matthias Catholic Church in Anambra, Nigeria, causing a fire but fortunately resulting in no casualties.
More exorcists in dioceses due to the increase in cases, recent request to Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV was petitioned to increase the number of trained exorcists in light of growing incidents related to occult practices.
Why is March 19th St. Joseph's Day?
March 19th is celebrated as St. Joseph's Day in honor of Joseph of Nazareth, recognized for his divine obedience and humility.
Harsh criticism from the Church towards the president: 'It becomes dangerous to emphasize the blame on others to proclaim one's own innocence and justify an indeterminate aggression'
The Catholic Church issues a stern warning against rising authoritarianism and calls for dialogue amidst increasing political polarization in Argentina.
Election Appeal in Sunday Mass: Nine Votes and One Soul
In Bavaria, religious voters have their choices in local church governance, amid notable declines in church membership.
The Church takes a step back and postpones the signing of the protocol to compensate victims of pedophilia
The Spanish Catholic Church has delayed signing an indemnification protocol for victims of pedophilia amid disagreements about compensation details.
Archdiocese of Belém celebrates Saint Joseph's Day with masses, novenas, and festivities in parishes
The Archdiocese of Belém is celebrating Saint Joseph's Day with various religious activities across local parishes.
Saint Joseph's Day: check the times of religious celebrations in Aracaju
On March 19, Saint Joseph's Day is celebrated in Aracaju with various masses and a procession at the São José Archdiocesan Sanctuary.
Easter Masses. When to go to church during the holidays?
Easter in 2026 will fall on Sunday, April 5, and Catholic canon law requires attendance at Mass on this day as well as other designated holidays.
Saint Joseph's Day: see the mass schedule at Catholic churches in Fortaleza and the Metropolitan Region
Fortaleza's Archdiocese has a special schedule of masses and processions to celebrate Saint Joseph's Day, a significant cultural and religious event in Ceará.
Why is March 19th Saint Joseph's Day?
March 19th is celebrated as Saint Joseph's Day by the Catholic Church to honor Saint Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus.
The priest suspected of living a secret life with a woman and children received a warning from the bishop but has an excuse
A priest from Lithuania has been questioned regarding his secretive cohabitation with a woman and two children, leading to scrutiny from the bishop.
The antichrist at the Vatican: AI billionaire's lecture in Rome causes discomfort in the Church
Peter Thiel's recent lectures in Rome about the 'Biblical Antichrist' have sparked controversy within the Catholic Church due to their provocative nature and proximity to the Vatican.
Light Against Pedophilia
The article discusses the lack of comprehensive justice for victims of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church until the Vatican engages in transparency.
This is how the history of the Vatican archive on cases of paedophilia in the Catholic Church was reconstructed
An international investigation involving EL PAÍS uncovers failures and opacity within the Vatican regarding cases of paedophilia, challenging Pope Leo XIV to embrace transparency.
Saint Joseph's Day: see the times of the celebrations in Divinópolis and Itaúna
Saint Joseph's Day is celebrated annually on March 19, with various masses and processions planned in Divinópolis and Itaúna.
The 'process of the century' returns to square one: the Vatican court annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu and there will be another trial
The Vatican court has annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu, prompting a retrial of the case that has been termed the 'process of the century.'
Did John Paul II Cover Up Pedophilia in the Church? KRRiT Chief: TVN Was Rightly Punished
A recent investigation has reignited discussions about the alleged role of Pope John Paul II in covering up sexual abuse within the Catholic Church in Poland.
Forgotten Melanie Klein
The article discusses the influence of historical figures like Andrej Hlinka on Slovakia's cultural memory, particularly within the context of a local festival.
Opus Dei removes a teacher in Madrid for sexual abuse of three minors
Opus Dei has temporarily suspended a teacher at a Madrid school following allegations of sexual abuse involving three minors.
The EU Court ruled that a Catholic organization cannot fire an employee for leaving the Catholic Church
The European Court of Justice ruled that a German Catholic organization cannot dismiss an employee for officially leaving the Catholic Church, which is deemed a serious breach of loyalty.
Peter Thiel gives lecture on the Antichrist and AI in Rome, causing discomfort in the Church
Billionaire Peter Thiel's lecture series on the Antichrist in Rome has raised concerns among Catholic circles about his views on artificial intelligence regulation.
Showdown in the Vatican?: Is Pope Leo XIV targeting Opus Dei?
Pope Leo XIV's private meeting with journalist Gareth Gore, who has investigated Opus Dei, raises questions about the Catholic organization’s future influence in the Vatican.
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on whether Caritas could dismiss an employee for leaving the Church
The CJEU ruled on a case regarding Caritas's ability to dismiss an employee who left the Catholic Church, affirming the need to evaluate moral and ideological compliance before termination.
Eichstätt Financial Scandal: Former Bishop Testifies: "We are not business professionals"
Former Bishop Gregor Maria Hanke testified about his admissions regarding financial mismanagement in the Eichstätt diocese, highlighting a lack of expertise in the financial oversight committee.
Church Employment Law: Termination After Leaving the Church Was Illegal
The European Court of Justice ruled that a Caritas employee's job termination following her resignation from the Catholic Church was unjustified, highlighting the evolving legal boundaries of church employment law in Germany.
What is behind the return of the Latin Mass?
The revival of Latin Mass in Brazil reflects a broader trend within the Catholic Church involving traditionalist liturgical practices gaining popularity.
New Statistics: The Joyful Message Behind Church Exits
A new report indicates that while the number of church exits remains high in Germany, a significant number of individuals continue to remain members of the church.
Pope Leo XIV meets for 40 minutes with the author of an investigative book denouncing Opus Dei
Pope Leo XIV had a rare meeting with journalist Gareth Gore, the author of a critical book on Opus Dei, signaling a departure towards greater transparency within the church.
Believers in Bavaria: The churches record nearly 124,000 exits
In Bavaria, nearly 124,000 people left the Catholic and Protestant churches last year, with the Catholic Church seeing a decrease in exits while the Protestant Church experienced an increase.
Church Statistics 2025: Churches Lose 1.2 Million Members
The major churches in Germany lost a total of 1.2 million members in 2025, primarily due to resignations and deaths, although the number of departures from the Catholic Church has slightly decreased.
Pope Leo has moved to the Apostolic Palace
Pope Leo XIV has relocated to the Apostolic Palace, following a period of living in nearby Holy Service residences after his election as leader of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics.
Cura Brochero: what is his story and which prayer to recite for his help
The article discusses the life and legacy of Cura Brochero, the second Argentine to be canonized by the Catholic Church, highlighting his pastoral commitment and the significance of his feast day.
Book reconstructs the behind-the-scenes of the conclave and shows the turning point that led Cardinal Prevost to the papacy
A new book reveals insights from the conclave that chose Cardinal Prevost as the successor to Pope Francis, highlighting the initial favorites during the voting process.
Laetare Sunday: the reason why priests can wear pink today
In the Catholic Church, priests can wear a pink vestment in mass only on very few occasions during the liturgical year, specifically on Gaudete Sunday and Laetare Sunday, symbolizing joy during traditionally penitential periods.
An important decision for the Church has been made. Cardinal Ryś: 'Both joy and fear'
The II Pastoral Synod of the Archdiocese of Krakow was officially inaugurated by Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, expressing a mix of joy and fear regarding the responsibilities ahead.
Evangelization in Silence / Deaf People Also Need a Meeting with God's Word
The article discusses the need for tailored evangelization efforts for the deaf community, highlighting the lack of access to services in sign language.
The priests who saved an altar boy
Two priests tragically drowned while trying to save an altar boy from drowning during a spiritual retreat in Ecuador.
Women, the invisible pillar of the Church: 'There is a lot of discrimination against us, but we are the engine. We reach places where men do not'
The article highlights the significant yet often overlooked role of women in the Catholic Church, who make up 80% of the active Church but face discrimination and marginalization in theological education and decision-making.