Ordinariate nuns find new home at Prinknash Abbey
The nuns of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary are moving into one of the properties on the Prinknash
Day: August 14, 2021
Lay Catholics condemn bishops’ synodal process
Lay Catholics have condemned the outline by the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales for the synodal process for the
Latin Mass devotees grapple with Pope Francis’ restrictions on the liturgy they love
With five children ages 10 and under to care for, and a pair of goats, a rabbit, chickens and a
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Offered according to the Kalendar and rubrics prior to the alterations made in the 20C
The Politics of the Deal: Why Was the Medieval Abbey of Pontigny Sold to a Non-Catholic Businessman Rather than to the FSSP?| National Catholic Register
The ancient Pontigny Abbey, the greatest Cistercian building in existence, is being sold to a foundation that plans to make
Detention in church houses proposed for abuser priests
Father Hans Zollner SJ, one of the Vatican’s top experts in the field of clergy sexual abuse, pictured here meeting
Carissimi: Today’s Mass; Day V St Laurence Octave
As early as the Seventh Century the preparation, by a solemn fast, for keeping devoutly the great festival of the Dormition of the Mother of God (aka The Assumption), is described as a custom of great antiquity.
Heat wave edges higher in southern Europe, fuels wildfires | Crux Now
Intense heat baking Italy pushed northward towards the popular tourist destination of Florence Friday while wildfires charred the country’s south,
AFGHANISTAN – ITALY Ali Ehsani: ‘Christians already attacked in Kabul’
From Rome, the exile, who wrote about his odyssey and the horrors of the Taliban, speaks about the current anguish
Maronite patriarch threatened by Hezbollah supporters after calling for Lebanese neutrality in region – Catholic World Report
The leader of the Maronite Catholic Church received threats from Hezbollah supporters this week after calling for an end to