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Alabama Supreme Court rules frozen embryos are children under wrongful death law

An Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos qualify as children under state law has raised complex legal questions about artificial reproductive practices opposed by the Catholic Church.

Cardinal Dolan: ‘I think our cathedral acted extraordinarily well’

Five days after mourners filled the iconic St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York for an irreverent "homecoming" funeral for actor and author Cecilia Gentili, New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan said he believes the "cathedral acted extraordinarily well."

Mass of reparation offered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral after ‘scandalous’ funeral, rector says

Two days after St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City was filled with mourners for an irreverent "homecoming" funeral for a prominent activist who identified as transgender, the cathedral's rector acknowledged that many people "have let us know they share our outrage over the scandalous behavior" that took place at the service.

Child tax credit increase passed by House seen as a modest step forward to aid families

Even in a politically divided country, the reduction of child poverty in America -- reported by the U.S. Census Bureau in 2022 as 16.3% nationally, or more than 11 million children living in persistent want of adequate food, clothing, shelter and utilities -- can typically be embraced as a bipartisan, pro-family and pro-life goal.

Author turns to Kickstarter to publish Mass guide; ‘Mass is the center of my life,’ he says

"Imagine getting ready for a party for 30 years and then wondering if anybody is going to show up," Dan Gonzalez said with a nervous laugh.

After a decade’s work, scholar brings Flannery O’Connor’s unfinished novel to light

In 2009, Jessica Hooten Wilson was freshly finished with her doctoral dissertation, which included the Southern Catholic writer Flannery O'Connor. Over dinner at an academic conference in Rome, a revered O'Connor scholar mentioned to her the writer's unfinished novel. Wilson was intrigued, and later that year she traveled to see it herself at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville, Georgia, which holds O'Connor's papers in its archives.

Catholic mother of 2 killed in Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade mass shooting

Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a Catholic mother of two and beloved disc jockey for the KKFI radio station in Kansas City, Missouri, was killed Feb. 14 amid a mass shooting following the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade.

Laziness is a symptom of ‘acedia,’ a dangerous vice, pope says

The vice of "acedia," often translated as "sloth," can cause laziness, but it is much more than that; it is a lack of caring for anything and being bored with everything, even one's relationship with God, Pope Francis said.
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