Ghana’s 2010 census puts the Catholic population at 13.1%, a drop of 2% from the 2000 census.
Renew the church, increase its visibility in Ghana, nuncio tells religious
With Roe overturned, march will focus on Congress, laws to end abortion
This January, the march up Constitution Avenue, which has always ended at the Supreme Court building, will end at the East Front of the Capitol instead.
Youth want community, safe spaces in church, council members tell pope
Young people in the United States are looking for a sense of community and a safe space in the church to express themselves freely, two representatives of Catholic youth told Pope Francis.
Vatican trial looks at woman who supposedly could help free kidnapped nun
Stefano De Santis, Vatican police commissioner and a witness for the prosecution, testified Oct. 12 that police in Slovenia contacted the Vatican to report “an Italian citizen who was carrying out a fraud against the Secretariat of State.”
Nuncio urges more accountability by nations for ‘crimes against humanity’
Archbishop Caccia called for “a global convention on crimes against humanity,” which he said would indeed further strengthen the current framework of international humanitarian law, international criminal law and human rights law.”
Texas death-row inmate takes plea for DNA testing to Supreme Court
In this case, the justices were specifically looking at a procedural question: whether Reed had been too late in filing his civil rights lawsuit against state officials who had rejected his requests for DNA testing of crime-scene evidence he hoped would clear him.
Here’s how to help survivors of Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian caused damage estimated at $67 billion from Florida to the Carolinas, with Florida’s west coast taking the brunt of the storm.
Kerala bishops shocked over human sacrifice of two women
Police said the women were murdered as part of a ritual conducted for the wealth and prosperity of an individual.