Pope Francis hopes ‘reality therapy’ of COVID-19 overcomes ideological opposition to vaccines
In his annual address to the Vatican’s diplomatic corps, the pope stressed the individual’s responsibility ‘to care for ourself and
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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew tests positive for COVID-19
A Patriarchate statement said that ‘his general condition is good.’ Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew tests positive for COVID-19 FILE – Ecumenical
Pope shakes up office that handles migration, COVID
Francis thanked Cardinal Peter Turkson for his five years of service but decided on new leadership following the results of
24 inmates awarded BA degree in pastoral ministry will serve NC prisons as ministers
A push to rehabilitate prisoners through education is quietly taking root across the nation and in North Carolina. 24 inmates
Faith-based disaster relief teams fan out across 6 states to help tornado recovery
The tornadoes hit mostly Southern states where Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams as well as Samaritan’s Purse are well trained
Residents fear sale of Monastery of the Angels, beloved Hollywood home to cloistered nuns
Los Angeles residents say the monastery is ‘loved by people of all faiths’ and represents ‘kindness in an ocean of
Evidence of Dorothy Day’s ‘everyday’ sainthood heads to Rome, boxed and beribboned
In a Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York, Cardinal Timothy Dolan gave a formal sendoff for two decades
$6.6M awarded to Tree of Life synagogue, site of massacre
The state funding will help “transform this site that has been marked by horror … into one full of hope,
Court lifts block, allowing San Diego schools’ vaccine mandate to go forward
‘The 9th Circuit agreed San Diego Unified is acting in the best interest of students, as opposed to discriminating on
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone reveals he is not vaccinated against COVID-19
In a Dec. 1 interview with the San Francisco Chronicle’s ‘It’s All Political’ podcast, Cordileone said he learned from his