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U.S. Vice President JD Vance and wife Usha welcome fourth child

“Children are the most rewarding thing,“ Vance said in an interview earlier this year.

U.S. bishops' Natural Family Planning Awareness Week campaign begins

U.S. bishops released resources including posters, homily notes, social media files, and ideas for celebrating and promoting natural family planning.

Bishops embrace proposed grant rules to restrict gender ideology, oppose migrant provisions

The bishops support grant rules that restrict funding for gender ideology and call for strengthening rules on abortion and religious freedom. They oppose restrictions related to migrants.

Steubenville Youth Conference marks 50 years, reaching over a million young people

For five decades, the Steubenville Youth Conference has helped over a million young people encounter Jesus Christ.

Why Sigrid Undset still speaks to the Church — and where to start reading

As her cause for sainthood moves forward, discover (or rediscover!) the writings of Sigrid Undset, a Nobel prize-winning author and Catholic convert.

Nebraska man arrested over threat to shoot up Catholic school, kill Catholic governor’s family, nuns

Authorities originally detained the suspect in June after he resisted arrest in connection with the investigation.

Ahead of beatification, Bishop Barron reflects on Fulton Sheen’s legacy

Bishop Robert Barron urged Catholics to follow Sheen’s example of faithful evangelization as thousands are expected in St. Louis for Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s beatification.

How papal prayer intentions are chosen, according to head of Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network

While Pope Leo “has an endless list” of prayer intentions, the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network helps him choose 12 to offer each month of the year, according to Father Cristóbal Fones, SJ.

Parishioners in western New York ask Vatican to let them save 160-year-old church

Holy Family Church in Auburn, New York, is facing a possible sale to developers if local Catholics cannot provide a financial plan to the Holy See.

Surviving the abortion pill: Women call for safety regulations

Women harmed by abortion drugs are rallying behind Rosalie Markezich, a survivor of a forced abortion and a leading voice in an ongoing lawsuit against the federal government.