Pell awaits decision after final Australian appeal |
Cardinal George Pell remains in prison while the seven justices of the Australian High Court consider his petition for special leave to appeal after a two day hearing in... |
Krakow archbishop opens beatification causes of St John Paul II's parents |
Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski of Krakow announced Wednesday that having obtained the approval of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, the archdiocese has opened... |
Seattle archdiocese suspends all public Masses amid coronavirus pandemic |
The Archdiocese of Seattle will indefinitely suspend public Masses in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has left at least 31 dead in Washington, along with 375 people in... |
Israeli forces kill Palestinian minor in West Bank |
Mohammed Hamayal, a 15-year-old Palestinian boy, was shot and killed by Israeli troops Wednesday during a clash in the West Bank. |
Kentucky archbishop does not plan to cancel Masses after governor’s request |
Kentucky’s Governor Andy Beshear on Wednesday encouraged churches to cancel their services in fear of the spreading coronavirus. The Catholic archdiocese in the state does... |
Pell’s lawyers make final case in High Court appeal |
The legal team for Cardinal George Pell laid out their case for appeal before Australia’s High Court Wednesday. |
Washington DC homeless shelter serves the poor despite coronavirus fears |
As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads in the U.S., one Catholic organization is trying to protect a population that is particularly vulnerable to the spread of contagious... |
Hebda 'confounded' by 'Abortion Providers Appreciation Day' celebrations |
The twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul both celebrated March 10 as “Abortion Providers Appreciation Day.” Minnesota’s archbishop said he is “profoundly... |
Chinese campaigns to control Christianity worsened in 2019, watchdog says |
The Chinese government’s campaign to develop “religion with Chinese characteristics” has increased persecution of the country’s Christians, the human rights... |
Pell hearing to begin in Australia’s high court |
Australia’s High Court will hear this week arguments in the final appeal of Cardinal George Pell, who was convicted in 2018 on five charges of child sexual abuse. |
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