The U.S. bishops will dedicate the United States of America to the Sacred Heart of Jesus on June 11 in celebration of the 250th anniversary.
US bishops’ consecration of nation to Sacred Heart of Jesus affirms ‘our reliance on God’
Pope Leo to receive Liberty Medal for promoting religious liberty, human dignity
As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, Pope Leo XIV will be honored in the nation’s former capital of Philadelphia for his efforts to promote religious liberty as well as freedom of expression and conscience.
Catholics and the next four years
That Donald Trump should re-enter the Oval Office as a uniter, not a divider, is almost certainly too much to ask. But he will enter as a second-term president, which means that, if he so chooses, he can spend four years governing rather than campaigning.
US bishops’ conference president calls for prayer, unity following the 2024 election
The president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is calling for prayer and unity, following the nation’s general election that saw Republican candidate and former president Donald Trump defeat Democratic nominee and current Vice President Kamala Harris to win another term as president.
Joy, gratitude and honest words mark close of synod’s North American phase
“The love for people’s Catholic faith and their Catholic identity abounds in the meetings. It’s so present, and it underlies everything,” said Julia McStravog, a theologian and co-coordinator of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ team for the continental phase of the synod.
Pope Benedict’s 2008 U.S. visit a whirlwind with timely, pointed messages
When Pope Benedict came to the United States for a visit to Washington and New York spanning six days in mid-April 2008, some news accounts called the pace of his schedule “grueling.”
Trump’s decision to withdraw U.S. from WHO ‘deeply regrettable,’ CHA says
President Donald Trump has formally withdrawn the U.S. from the World Health Organization.
War without end, amen: U.S. to increase troop presence in Afghanistan
The United States, which has been fighting a war in Afghanistan for 16 years, will make a new push to bring peace to the Central Asian country by increasing its military presence by about 4,000 soldiers to go with the 8,400 troops, 5,000 allied personnel and 26,000 contractors now there.

























