Bishop to Celebrate Ordinariate Mass, Deliver Keynote at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast – Anglicanorum Coetibus Society
Bishop Steven J. Lopes is this year’s keynote speaker at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast held in Washington, D.C. on
Month: August 2021
LIVE NOW Angelus & Rosary: Sorrowful Mysteries
Join other orthodox Catholics to pray the traditional Rosary together online utilising modern technology enabling faithful from all around the world to pray together in real time!
Concerns grow in Poland at low Catholic turn-out
Archbishop Marian Golebiewski, 83, the retired archbishop of Wroclaw, Poland, has been sanctioned by the Vatican after an investigation into
Extinction Rebellion protesters block London Bridge with bus
Police have surrounded several streets at London Bridge to stop people entering an area occupied by Extinction Rebellion protesters. Pedestrians
Individualism, relativism, and the most extreme form of idolatry – Catholic World Report
Individualism has come under attack in recent years. It is often seen as self-serving and contrary to the common good.
Catholic Priest in Cameroon Reportedly Kidnapped by Separatists| National Catholic Register
Separatists reportedly kidnapped the vicar general of a Catholic diocese in the troubled Southwest Region of Cameroon on Sunday. ACI
Law and grace for Jews and Christians – Vatican News
Archbishop Víctor Manuel Fernández of La Plata, in Argentina, offers a commentary on the fulfillment of the Law according to
Religion Clause: 20 State AG’s Sue Feds Over LGBTQ Anti-Discrimination Interpretations
A 20-state coalition led by Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slattery filed suit in a Tennessee federal district court challenging interpretations
Pro-abortion groups appeal to Supreme Court against Texas’ ‘Heartbeat Act’ – Catholic Herald
Pro-abortion groups are asking the Supreme Court to block Texas’ law that would allow private citizens to sue abortion providers
‘Big Tech’ Censorship of Religion is Real and Deserves an Effective Response, Critics Say| National Catholic Register
The power of major internet companies like Facebook, Amazon, YouTube, and Twitter over public life is a particular threat to