CHICAGO—Despite tightening U.S. restrictions and a deepening economic crisis on the island due to the blockade imposed by Washington, Americans can still travel to Cuba, and Chicago’s HotHouse is inviting people to join its 20th delegation this January. The special-edition…
Catholic theology must combine intellectual rigor with compassion and remain rooted in communion with God, helping the Church safeguard human dignity amid technological change and social crises, according to Cardinal Michael Czerny. Speaking at Sankt Georgen’s centenary conference in Frankfurt…
Catholic Mobilizing Network (CMN) honored Archbishop Paul Coakley with an award for his public opposition to the death penalty during its Justice Reimagined Awards and Celebration at the apostolic nunciature in Washington, D.C. Archbishop Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic…
Network Norwich and Norfolk Seven Eco Chaplains were commissioned by the The Bishop of Lynn, the Rt Revd Dr Jane Steen, on October 19 to focus on caring for creation across their parishes.
Katia, left, and Karen Soto came from Cuba little more than a year ago. Catholic Charities of Central Florida gave them and their children a fresh start. The single mothers now have jobs and can provide for their children. ORLANDO…
(ANALYSIS) After the Second Vatican Council, the 1566 Catechism continued to teach that civil authorities could use the death penalty to “punish the guilty and protect the innocent. Far from involving the crime of murder, the just exercise of this power…
Above: L’Angelus by Jean-François Millet (1859). Editor’s note: connect with the Catholic Land Movement at their website, of which the author is the executive director. The Family possessed of the means of production-the simplest form of which is the possession of…
» Continue to this story on Pontifical Academy for Life CWN Editor's Note: The Pontifical Academy for Life announced the theme of its 32nd general assembly: “Unseen Wounds: Mental suffering and care.” The conference will take place in March. When one speaks…
At Choral Evensong in Norwich Cathedral, seven Eco Chaplains were commissioned by the The Bishop of Lynn, the Rt Revd Dr Jane Steen, on Monday 19 October. Liz Dawes, Michelle Goulding, Amanda Hart, Abigail Leach, Hannah Morris, Martin Young, and Richard…
The Pulitzer Prize winner’s latest explores faith, forgiveness and the death penalty. By Alexandra HartOctober 21, 2026 9:17 amArts & Culture, Books, Texas Standard Original Image courtesy of Penguin Random House What could a group of cloistered Catholic nuns possibly have in common with…
Catholic social teaching on human dignity, the poor, work, migrants, creation and new technology, from Rerum Novarum to Laudato Si' and Dilexi Te.
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