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Catholic candidates to shape 2026 gubernatorial races in 12 states

If every Catholic candidate were to win, the number of Catholic governors would climb from 20 to 22.

Vatican group to discuss AI, human dignity with world leaders at UN General Assembly

The discussion focuses on the question “What are we building, for whom, and who will inherit it?”

Where is the body of St. Matthew? A visit to his tomb

The fascinating story of where the Gospel writer’s body lies today takes us back into history.

Catholic Church in U.S. to focus National Migration Week on migrant children

Following Pope Leo’s lead and building on the legacy of St. Frances Cabrini, who opened orphanages among the migrant population, U.S. bishops are drawing attention to the needs of migrant children.

Catholics worldwide invited to join Global Rosary for Peace

The Global Rosary for Peace will take place Oct. 22, the feast of St. John Paul II.

EWTN News explains: What does a diocese do when a priest is accused of misconduct?

A diocesan bishop will usually undertake a lengthy investigation and administrative process when responding to misconduct or abuse allegations.

Archbishop Lori tells women religious: ‘The Church looks to you with hope’

The Baltimore archbishop gave the keynote address to the Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious meeting in Missouri.

Ahead of Yom Kippur, U.S. bishops highlight ‘deep spiritual bonds’ between Catholics, Jews

The holy day for Jews involves fasting and atonement and is held in late September or early October.

Christian leaders unite against chemical abortion

Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.

From ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ to Catholic content creator: John Sansone’s journey of faith

After appearing on “Farmer Wants a Wife,” John Sansone is using his growing social media platform to share relatable Catholic content and encourage others in their faith.