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Why St. John Vianney is a model for all priests
Posted on 08/4/2026 12:56 PM (CNA Daily News - US)
The patron saint of priests, St. John Vianney, died Aug. 4, 1859. A century later, Pope John XXIII reflected on the life of the saint.
Discalced Carmelites call Seculars to embrace vocation as ‘coequal members of the order’
Posted on 08/4/2026 11:29 AM (CNA Daily News - US)
The first World Meeting of OCDS Carmelites in the history of the order took place July 23–26 in Ávila, Spain.
Father Wade Menezes teaches men to ‘stand firm, be strong’ in new EWTN daily podcast
Posted on 08/4/2026 10:11 AM (CNA Daily News - US)
The new podcast “Stand Firm and Be Strong” with Father of Mercy Wade Menezes has launched on EWTN+.
U.S. bishops ask for ‘intense prayers’ for Hamas-Israel peace amid Gaza’s ‘disastrous’ conditions
Posted on 08/4/2026 09:37 AM (CNA Daily News - US)
Israel has not publicly endorsed the agreement and has continued airstrikes, killing at least 17 people, including children, in Gaza over the weekend.
Michigan ends restriction on Catholic counselors who treat kids with gender dysphoria
Posted on 08/3/2026 15:08 PM (CNA Daily News - US)
A Catholic Charities affiliate sued Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and other state officials after the governor signed into law a ban on “conversion therapy.”
West Virginia Catholic parishes rally to support communities hit by flash flooding
Posted on 08/3/2026 13:48 PM (CNA Daily News - US)
The flooding that swept through north-central West Virginia killed at least two people, authorities said.
‘The Chosen’ cast heads into the wilderness with Bear Grylls in new series
Posted on 08/3/2026 12:00 PM (CNA Daily News - US)
“The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls” premieres on Prime Video on Aug. 9.
250 years after independence, the little-known story of colonial America’s Catholics
Posted on 08/3/2026 07:00 AM (CNA Daily News - US)
Although Catholicism was a small minority in colonial America, more than 20,000 Catholics called it home. Two-thirds lived in Maryland, with most of the rest in Pennsylvania and port cities.
How vampires show us God’s mercy: Nun who writes vampire novels concludes trilogy
Posted on 08/2/2026 07:00 AM (CNA Daily News - US)
Sister Allison Regina Gliot, a Daughter of St. Paul, speaks on God’s mercy and creativity as she concludes her Catholic young adult vampire trilogy.
Hope along the highway: The ministry behind thousands of pro-life billboards
Posted on 08/2/2026 06:00 AM (CNA Daily News - US)
A Minnesota nonprofit has spent nearly 40 years using pro-life billboards and outreach to connect people with pregnancy resources and support nationwide.