Pope Francis Meets Secretary Antony Blinken at Vatican| National Catholic Register
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis received U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken for a private audience in the papal library
Category: National Catholic Register
World’s Most Premature Baby Defies All Odds: From 11 Ounces to Baby Richard’s First Birthday!| National Catholic Register
June 6, 2020, Baby Richard Scott Willliam Hutchinson came into the world weighing 11 ounces, the smallest most premature baby
Genocide in Nigeria, and the Mother Who Was a Carmelite Nun (June 26)| National Catholic Register
A genocide of Christians may be under way in Africa. This week on Register Radio, we talk with Eric Patterson,
A Day in the Life of an Exorcist: ‘Faith is Our Strongest Protection’| National Catholic Register
Exorcist Msgr. Stephen Rossetti has a heavy caseload of people suffering from demonic possession or harassment. He has been the
Why Did Martin Luther Remove Inspired Books From the Bible?| National Catholic Register
Amid all the damage Martin Luther did in rending the body of Christ, perhaps his most deeply ingrained legacy is
This Protestant Dogma Helped Open My Eyes to the Truth of the Catholic Church| National Catholic Register
My conversion to Catholicism was marked by many small, imperceptible movements of the Holy Spirit, as is the case for
Who’s Really Weaponizing the Eucharist?| National Catholic Register
In the wake of the decision by the U.S. bishops to include a treatment of Eucharistic consistency in a new
Cardinal Cupich to Conduct Visit of Vatican Dicastery on Behalf of Pope Francis| National Catholic Register
VATICAN CITY — Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago will conduct an apostolic visitation at the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human
Coalition of State Attorneys General Ask Congress to Restore Hyde Amendment| National Catholic Register
WASHINGTON — A coalition of 22 state attorneys general asked Congress this week to restore a prohibition on federal funding
In Supreme Court 9-0 ‘Fulton’ Ruling Fissures Lurk Beneath the Surface| National Catholic Register
WASHINGTON — When the U.S. Supreme Court issued its June 17 ruling in Fulton v. Philadelphia, a closely watched free-exercise