MPP policy, forced asylum-seekers at the southern border to stay on the other side of the border until it was time for applicants to have their cases adjudicated in U.S. immigration courts.
Bishop hails ruling on one immigration policy, calls for end to another
USCCB webpage answers questions about vote on Communion document
The webpage on the USCCB’s website explains the bishops have had a “major concern” that Catholics have had a declining belief and understanding of the Eucharist.
Bishop: Pope wants German Catholics to discuss issues openly, honestly
Bishop Bätzing said he assured the pope that German Catholics do not want to split from the church.
More than 10 months after Beirut blast: ‘We are bleeding, help is needed’
Historically renowned for its outstanding health care as “the hospital of the Middle East,” Lebanon is on the verge of a serious health crisis.
Official says Vatican paid more than $7 million in property taxes in 2020
An Italian rapper, Fedez, made comments about Vatican taxes while slamming the Vatican for expressing its concerns about an anti-homophobia bill.
U.S. bishops praise Biden for committing to give vaccines to needy nations
USCCB’s Committee on International Justice and Peace praised President Joe Biden June 23 for his commitment to provide 500 million COVID-19 vaccines to lower-income countries.
CLINIC joins forces with U.N. agency to help people who are ‘stateless’
The UNHCR project called “United Stateless,” CLINIC said it hopes to be able to do something to change that for the approximately 200,000 people in the U.S. who fit the description of being stateless.
Catholic Charities leaders urge wider federal support for affordable housing
Officials overseeing Catholic Charities-connected housing initiatives are calling on Congress to boost funding and expand tax credits for affordable housing programs that serve older adults and homeless people.