New testimony at Vatican financial trial details intrigue over key witness’s deposition
In dramatic testimony at the Vatican mega-trial on financial corruption Friday (Jan. 13), a former Vatican official who spent time
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20-year church abuse probe ends with monsignor’s quiet plea
A spokesperson for District Attorney Larry Krasner, who inherited the case from his predecessors, called Lynn’s unannounced Nov. 2 plea
Religious freedom, LGBTQ rights clash on campuses – and courts are deciding
Disputes over religious freedom and LGBTQ rights in the United States have led to some of the most high-profile judicial
Why Americans are leaving their churches
As a researcher, Bullivant wanted to know why Americans, once considered the exception to the secularization that has happened in
Vatican court hears secret recording of pope on hostage fees
The Vatican tribunal weighing a financial fraud case heard a secret recording of Pope Francis about the Holy See’s payments
German bishops at stalemate with Vatican over women, homosexuality
The president of the German Bishops’ Conference, Bishop Georg Bätzing, said he will not deny blessings for same-sex couples. German
After three decades of humanitarian efforts, ‘222 Ministries’ re-brands as ‘Transform Iran’
“As we witness the current protests, riots and arrests in response to the recent death of Mahsa Amini who was
Italy church says 600 sex abuse cases sent to Vatican
Italy’s Catholic bishops provided their first accounting of clergy sexual abuse and revealed Thursday that more than 600 cases from
Catholic bishops punt again on ‘Faithful Citizenship,’ reflecting divisions on politics
Nothing said at the bishops’ meeting indicated that they know how to deal with the post-Dobbs, post-election reality other than