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We’ve spent a lot of time since April remembering and ‘celebrating’ the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and the referendum campaign leading to its endorsement a few weeks later.

LOS ANGELES — A California taco chain used a fake priest to try to get employees to confess workplace “sins” like being late for their shift, the US Department of Labor has said. A man introduced as a minister at the Taqueria Garibaldi chain encouraged staff to unburden their consciences about when they may have […]

Two Catholic elementry school students have raised more than $30,000 in an effort to help their peers at The Covenant School begin to heal.

Two Catholic parishes in the Cranberry area of southern Butler County are being merged into one parish as of July 1, the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh announced. Saint Mark the Evangelist Parish in the Adams, Cranberry and Glade Mills communities is being formed from the merger of Holy Sepulcher in

The diocese, which serves more than 278,000 Catholics in 23 counties of central Ohio, is experiencing declining church attendance and fewer young priests, as...

The Vatican on April 2, 2022, announced that Pope Francis had appointed Father Earl K. Fernandes to be the next bishop of the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio. / Courtesy of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.Denver Newsroom, May 26, 2023 / 15:40 pm (CNA).Ohios Catholic Diocese of Columbus will close 15 churches as part of a parish reorganization and merger plan, but Bishop Earl K. Fernandes emphasized new possibilities for growth, especially if lay Catholics take on more responsibility for the Churchs futu...

Two Catholic priests who were kidnapped in southern Nigeria on April 30 have been released.

Two Catholic priests, Rev. Fr. Raphael Ogigbah, Parish priest of St. Francis Catholic Parish Agbarha-Otor, Catholic Diocese of Warri, and Rev. Fr. Kunav

Two Catholic priests, Reverend Father Chochos Kunav including Rev Father Raphael Ogigba have been abducted in AgbaroOtor area , near Warri ,Delta state

After nearly a year of searching, investigators used DNA pulled from a half-eaten burrito to capture the man they believe firebombed a prominent Wisconsin anti-abortion lobbying groups office.