WASHINGTON (CNS) — Catholic leaders have joined their voices with members of the Navajo Nation in opposing the Aug. 26 scheduled execution of Lezmond Mitchell,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (CNS) — Since the derecho storm devastated parts of Iowa, Aug. 10, local members of the Knights of Columbus have been helping

HOUSTON (CNS) — When the main worries are paying rent, keeping healthy and providing food for the family, participating in the 2020 census may not

WASHINGTON (CNS) — The Trump administration has released its second report on implementation of its Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance Policy, which bans all

WASHINGTON (CNS) — As part of what seems to be a new trend for the Supreme Court, it will once again take up a religious

WASHINGTON (CNS) — With the global pandemic practically shutting everything down for months, the sacramental wine and altar bread business has suffered like other businesses

LOS ANGELES (CNS) — For Homeboy Industries to receive the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation’s 2020 Humanitarian Prize is “validation of our work of 32 years,”

If religious life was once a cruise ship — imposing, steady, populated — that transported sisters in one uniform trip, today the vocation calls for

WASHINGTON (CNS) — When Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, Texas, prayed for the dead on the first anniversary in early August of the

Nigerian priests in Indiana diocese carry concern in hearts over homelandBy Jennifer Barton Catholic News Service FORT WAYNE Ind. (CNS) — For several priests serving

NEW ORLEANS (CNS) — Kenneth St. Charles, president of St. Augustine High School in New Orleans, has toiled in fundraising and development for nearly a quarter century. But nothing in his

WASHINGTON (CNS) — Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, thinks it is a good idea for schools to reopen