Archbishop Józef Michalik of Przemysl said underscored that the teaching of the Polish pope has “had ideological enemies” that “still resent his moral teaching.”
Poland remembers, defends JPII 18 years after his death
Pope adjusts canon law appeal period for members of religious orders
The changes, announced by the Vatican April 3, apply to both the Code of Canon Law for Latin-rite Catholics and to the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches.
Catholic ministry launches ‘Dignity Program’ for people written off as ‘the walking dead’
Lexington’s Catholic Action Center in Kentucky, which offers homeless men and women shelter from the streets, has launched a new housing initiative: The Dignity Program.
Bishops call on Catholics to support U.S. ‘home missions’ with April national appeal
An annual collection in support of missionary efforts within the United States, called the Catholic Home Missions Appeal, will be taken up at parishes around the country on April 29-30, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops announced March 31.
More than 1,000 LA Catholics bring their love for the Eucharist to the streets
long the tree-lined streets of the San Gabriel Valley, walkers trailed the monstrance that was transported on a trailer filled with white and yellow roses.
Fraternity as a pro-life issue: Academy publishes theological reflections
A book of theological essays in Italian under the title, “Beginning with the Many: Horizons of Fraternal Thought” launched in March shares the process of theological inquiry and cross-disciplinary discussion on fraternity.
New York Eucharistic Congress invites 10,000 pilgrims to encounter Jesus Christ on ‘holy ground’
A 2019 Pew Research Center study showing just three out of 10 Catholics understand and believe in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
Study: American Catholics have favorable views of Jews, despite unfamiliarity with church teaching on Catholic-Jewish relations
A new study shows that American Catholics largely have favorable or at least neutral opinions of Jews, but many Catholics remain unaware of church teachings on Jews and Judaism almost 60 years after the Second Vatican Council explicitly rejected antisemitism, and after extensive post-conciliar teaching has called for a deepening of Catholic-Jewish dialogue.