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Maureen DiMilla has resigned from the committee charged with drafting gender identity guidelines for students in Boston Catholic schools, citing concerns about transparency and lack of input from transgender people.

When political structures seem incapable of addressing the anxiety of gun violence, an interfaith service in Louisville gives hope to columnist Michael Sean Winters.

The co-founder of a ministry to abuse survivors recalls a friend who struggled with depression but never lost his faith. Luis A. Torres Jr. died March 30 at the age of 58.

In NCR interviews after the announcement that Pope Francis will expand participation in the upcoming synod to include laypersons as voting members, theologians and reform groups praised the move as a substantial change.

In NCR interviews after the announcement that Pope Francis will expand participation in the upcoming synod to include laypersons as voting members, theologians and reform groups praised the move as a substantial change.

St. Anthony Parish's solar panel project also served as a first step toward flipping the switch on a wider effort to electrify the entire Sacramento Diocese in living out the message of Laudato Si'.

Tampa, Florida (PRWEB) April 20, 2023 -- Shriners Children’s is proud to announce that Bob Roller has been named vice president of sports, overseeing the

Some canon lawyers, sacramental theologians and priests say that the pope cannot amend canon law to require that priests report sexual abuse that they hear about in confession.    

Pope Francis may be bold in other ways, but not so much when it comes to responding to sexual abuse, says David Clohessy of Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP).

The Archdiocese of Hartford is investigating a possible Eucharistic miracle at one of its parishes, where Communion hosts seemingly multiplied during a March 5 Sunday Mass.