Advocates support $3.5 trillion bill, but urge abortion funding be cut – The Catholic Sun
CLEVELAND (CNS) — The multitrillion dollar spending bill being considered in Congress has gained support from key Catholic advocates in
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Pope Francis reins in Catholic movements after flood of abuse cases
Francis said the Vatican is conducting a study, given the growing number of abuse cases in Catholic lay and religious
Talk therapy: Honest listening, discussion are key to fixing ‘truth decay’ – The Catholic Sun
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Instead of shouting down or shutting out people who support the latest conspiracy theory, deny scientific
Bill to codify Roe called one of most ‘extreme’ abortion bills seen in U.S. – The Catholic Sun
WASHINGTON (CNS) — The Women’s Health Protection Act of 2021, introduced in the U.S. Senate and House June 8 and
German bishops’ plenary assembly begins with appeals on church reform – The Catholic Sun
FULDA, Germany (CNS) — The German bishops’ plenary assembly began with urgent appeals for church reform and a reminder to
Op-ed: Preserving the Hyde Amendment and Protecting the Vulnerable – The Catholic Sun
rotecting the vulnerable, especially innocent human life, should always be a primary goal of the government. As Congress prepares to
First responders, those who died on 9/11 remembered by USCCB president – The Catholic Sun
The president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops recalled the heroic deeds of first responders and security forces during
Where Peter is: Canonists tackle regulating papal resignation, impeded See – The Catholic Sun
During a lengthy radio interview aired Sept. 1, Pope Francis denied reporters’ rumors of a presumed retirement, saying the idea
Vietnamese archbishop as COVID-19 surges: ‘How can our hearts not ache?’ – The Catholic Sun
Archbishop Joseph Nguyen Nang of Ho Chi Minh City has encouraged people in his archdiocese, a COVID-19 epicenter, to cling
Pope addresses Vatican reforms aimed at curbing corruption, abuse – The Catholic Sun
While financial reforms in the Vatican are progressing steadily, cases involving corruption and malfeasance in the Eternal City are “a