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‘I was in adoration, making my Holy Hour, and sometime during that Holy Hour I got an overwhelming interior sense that God was saying to me, ‘I need you to do...

Idaho’s first execution in nearly 12 years will take place on February 28. The state’s highest court denied a stay of execution for Thomas Eugene Creech and dismissed the 73-year-old’s

 

The Archdiocese of Edmonton has answered frequently asked questions about the Church's views and teaching on Medical ssistance in Dying.

It’s time for the Catholic Culture staff’s roundup of our favorite things we read in the past year. This time we have lists by Dr. Jeff Mirus, Phil Lawler, Dr. Jim Papandrea, and Thomas Mirus.

1969: Dignity, the first group for LGBTQ Catholics, is founded. The Stonewall Riots, the beginning of the gay rights movement, follow a police raid.

Liam Allmark, Head of Communications, Fundraising and Advocacy at the Jesuit Refugee Service, will present a study day on the document: Love the Stranger: a Catholic Response to Migrants and Refugees, which was produced by the Bishops of England and Wales earlier this year, on Saturda...

Pope Francis referenced the recent heat headlines during his July 23 Sunday Angelus message in Rome, making a global plea

More than 80 million Americans are currently under dangerous heat advisories.

(OSV News) -- The head of the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon has refuted media reports that the archdioceses recent closure of its Catholic schools office is related to a gender identity theory document published by the archdiocese in January. In a memo to school leaders and clergy sent late June 28 and obtained by OSV News, Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said he wanted to address some inaccurate media reports that have led to some confusion. Recent changes at the Department of Catholic