āThe Most Handsome Priest in the Worldā Has Taken Off His Cassock. He Gave a Reason
Alberto Ravagnani, an influencer and former priest from Milan, announced his departure from the clergy due to struggles with celibacy, gaining significant social media attention as 'the most handsome priest'.
StaniÄ: The New Intervention of St. Joseph
The National Shrine of St. Joseph in Karlovac celebrates its patron's feast day with papal recognition, elevating its national significance amid current societal challenges in Croatia.
There are sins that a 'ordinary' priest cannot forgive. The priest warned the faithful
A priest emphasizes the importance of confession before Easter, highlighting that certain serious sins cannot be absolved by an ordinary priest.
The Priest Warned the Faithful About Confession. 'This is Bad'
A priest in Poland has issued a warning to the faithful about the importance of confessing their sins before Easter, sharing advice on how to prepare for the sacrament of reconciliation.
Lord of the Steps: boy chooses Jesus on the way to the cross theme for his 5th birthday party
In FlorianĆ³polis, a boy named Jorge AntĆ“nio surprised his family by choosing a religious theme centered on the Lord of the Steps for his 5th birthday celebration.
How often should one confess? Many Poles do it differently than the Church recommends
The article discusses the practices of confession among Poles, noting deviations from the Church's recommendations for frequency and preparation.
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.
Organizations raise alarm about materials on sexual education presented by a Catholic researcher in the Saeima
Several Latvian organizations have expressed concerns regarding sexual education materials presented by a Catholic researcher at a parliamentary committee meeting.
Saint Joseph's Day: how is the tradition of writing letters with requests for love, work, and family protection
On Saint Joseph's Day, Catholics in Brazil write letters to request love, work, and family protection, a tradition rooted in old church practices.
Frei Gilson's mega Catholic temple to be built on a R$ 22 million plot in South SĆ£o Paulo
Frei Gilson is constructing a sizable religious complex dedicated to contemplation and prayer in South SĆ£o Paulo, funded by donations from believers worldwide.
Do Not Confess These 'Sins' During Confession. A Known Priest Created a List
A Polish priest has outlined behaviors that Catholics should avoid confessing during the sacrament of reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of internal transformation during Lent.
Do you have to go to church on Easter? A well-known priest dispels doubts
A popular Polish priest clarifies that not all Catholics are obligated to attend Easter Mass, highlighting exceptions for certain individuals.
Eucharist at Easter Without Confession. It's Possible, but Thereās One Catch
Polish Catholics may receive communion on Easter Sunday without prior confession under certain conditions, though those who have committed mortal sins are still advised to confess beforehand.
The Latin Mass Divides Thiel and the Traditionalists
Peter Thiel's recent arrival in Rome and his planned events have sparked tension between him and traditionalists within the Vatican.
New Record from John Paul IIās Visit to Poland in 1979 / The Myth of Cardinal Casaroli and the Power of Catholicism Against Tyranny
The article recounts an interview with Cardinal Agostino Casaroli regarding his involvement in Pope John Paul II's visit to Poland in 1979 and the impact of Catholicism on resisting tyranny.
Holy Week Holiday 2026: These are the days off that Ecuador will have
Ecuador's Holy Week holiday schedule for 2026 includes several important religious observances and days off for the population.
Friends, family, and Catholic faithful bid farewell to Friar Enoque in PoƧo Redondo
Friar Enoque Salvador, who passed away at the age of 83, was honored in a farewell ceremony attended by family, friends, and local Catholic faithful in PoƧo Redondo.
Pope Francis: Christians who ignite wars should go to confession
Pope Francis urged Christian political leaders who instigate wars to examine their conscience and consider whether they truly follow Christ's teachings.
Tomasz P. Terlikowski: Totem and meme. What happened to the memory of John Paul II
The article discusses the complex legacy of Pope John Paul II and the critical discourse surrounding his actions related to the scandal of priest pedophilia.
State Church
The article discusses the concept of Serbian imperialism as linked to the historical role of the Orthodox Church in the region, particularly in relation to Croatia.
Pro and Con: Should there be an entrance fee for Cologne Cathedral?
The discussion around potentially charging an entrance fee for the Cologne Cathedral raises significant ethical and religious concerns.
Gwen Stefani experienced a spiritual revelation, she claims, when she became a mother for the last time at 44
Gwen Stefani shared her experience of a spiritual revelation before becoming pregnant for the third and final time at 44 years old.
The Synod published the final report of the study group on women in the Church
The Synod's Secretariat has released the final report of Study Group No. 5 regarding the participation of women in the life and leadership of the Church.
"The school is secular". And the Madonna of San Luca in Bologna is left outside
The debate in Italy centers around the secular nature of schools, particularly regarding the exclusion of religious symbols like the Madonna of San Luca, highlighting tensions between traditional Catholic values and modern secularism.
JonjiÄ: TuÄman revealed that Croatian nationalism and Catholicism are the main enemies of Belgrade
Historian Tomislav JonjiÄ discusses the historical perspective of Croatian nationalism and its opposition to Belgrade's influence as highlighted by Franjo TuÄman.
Mama Antula: who she was and what prayer to say to ask for her help
Mama Antula, recognized as the first Argentine saint, is celebrated for her role in promoting Christianity in colonial Argentina and was declared a saint by Pope Francis in 2024.
About the old magazine NovĆ” žena
This article discusses the magazine NovĆ” žena, aimed at educating and empowering Slovak women in the interwar period.
Penitential Walk to be held on Sunday in Salvador; archdiocese expects over 300,000 faithful
The Penitential Walk in Salvador, Brazil, is expected to gather over 300,000 participants this Sunday, showcasing a significant public display of faith.
New religious education curriculum in schools. Bishops decided
The Polish Bishops' Conference has announced the approval of a new curriculum for religious education in schools, emphasizing the systematic teaching of Roman Catholicism and Christianity.
I, an Iranian converted to Catholicism. I will return to my country without hiding anymore
The article tells the story of Soheil S., a young Iranian who faced imprisonment for converting to Catholicism and now expresses hope for returning to a free Iran.
The Pope Plans Significant Visits to Africa and Europe
Pope Leo XIV is set to embark on historic visits to Algeria and several European countries in April, marking the first time a pope has visited the North African Muslim country.
Pope Leo to visit Algeria, a first in papal history, on packed Africa tour
Pope Leo XIV is set to make a historic visit to Algeria in April, marking the first papal visit to the North African nation as part of a broader tour of Africa.
Pope Leo XIV will visit Spain from June 6 to 12
Pope Leo XIV is set to make an apostolic visit to Spain from June 6 to 12, 2026, marking the first papal visit to the country in fifteen years.
Fasting with Beer: The Drink Created by Monks during Lent and Three Spanish Brands to Discover It
The article explores the historical origins of Doppelbock beer, created by Bavarian monks during Lent, and its contemporary relevance in Spain.
Current Lexicon: What is the Heart of Jesus Order?
The article discusses the Heart of Jesus Order, its founding, and its mission in society.
Ultratraditionalist Catholics Test Leo XIV, Who Wavers
The ultratraditionalist Catholic group Society of St. Pius X plans to ordain bishops without papal permission, putting Pope Leo XIV in a challenging position ahead of a July 1 deadline.
Miguel Angel Arata Rosenthal, Knight of Tartu Star: Together We Can Achieve More Than Alone
In a recent ceremony celebrating Estonia's 108th anniversary, Miguel Angel Arata Rosenthal, a priest from Chile and school administrator, received the Tartu Star honor for his contributions to education and community service.
Finnish Bishop / Masses are full, we have to rent churches from Lutherans. Many people come to the church because they need a family
Finnish Bishop Raimo Goyarrola highlights the growing interest in Catholicism amid increasing attendance in a context where the Catholic Church represents a small minority.
400,000 will visit the earthly remains of Francis of Assisi
Around 400,000 pilgrims are expected to visit the remains of Francis of Assisi during a special exhibition at his basilica in Assisi, Italy, marking the 800th anniversary of his death.
The miracle of Assisi: 20,000 pilgrims for the sacred remains of Francis
Assisi hosted a remarkable influx of 20,000 pilgrims for the first public exhibition of St. Francis' remains during Lent, marking the 800th anniversary of his death.
Relics of Saints Displayed for the First Time
The public in Assisi can now view the 800-year-old remains of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time since his death in 1226.
Italy displays the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time
Italy is publicly exhibiting the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time on the 800th anniversary of his death.
Exhibiting the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, the most popular saint of Italy, 800 years after his death
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, one of the most revered saints in Catholicism, are being exhibited in Assisi 800 years after his death, with significant public interest evident by over 400,000 reservations.
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, a Catholic saint, unveiled to the public for the first time in 800 years
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi are publicly displayed for the first time, drawing significant interest and concerns from residents.
This was the twenty-something mathematician Quentin Deranque, a devout Catholic and nationalist who was killed by leftist ultras causing a political schism in France
Quentin Deranque, a 23-year-old Catholic nationalist, was killed during a protest against a left-leaning MEP, becoming a symbol of escalating political violence in France.
Saint Francis of Assisiās Skeleton Goes on Public Display for First Time
Saint Francis of Assisiās skeleton is being displayed to the public for the first time at the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi, drawing significant interest from visitors.
In Lent, fasting does not concern food but words: 'let's disarm them' so as not to hurt our neighbor
The article discusses the significance of Lent, emphasizing that fasting should focus on our words rather than food to prevent hurting others.
The bones of Francis of Assisi will be exhibited for the first time
The bones of Saint Francis of Assisi will be displayed to the public for the first time, attracting many pilgrims to the small town of Assisi in Italy.
Converted to Catholicism / I was Evangelical, but I prayed the rosary, read mystics, and went on pilgrimages. I lived a double life
Jozef ÄanovskĆ½, a clinical psychologist in Slovakia, recounts his spiritual journey from being a Presbyterian to converting to Catholicism, highlighting his inner conflicts and the emotional challenges he faced.
Society of Saint Pius X vs. Vatican: Is there a break with Rome coming?
The traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) is escalating its tensions with the Vatican by rejecting dialogue and insisting on their own ordinations, which positions their conflict as a survival strategy.