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Kansas diocese opens new seminary more than 20 years in the making
The Diocese of Wichita announced August 6 that Bishop Carl A. Kemme will formally establish St. Philip Neri Seminary, named for the 16th-century priest and founder of the Congregation of the Oratory who helped to revive both clergy and Church…
Pope Leo XIV to visit ten cities in South America in November
Pope Leo XIV will make the first apostolic journey to South America of his pontificate, visiting ten cities in Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, the Vatican has announced. The post Pope Leo XIV to visit ten cities in South…
Archbishop Coakley reflects on ‘the virtue of patriotism’ at Knights of Columbus dinner
In the address, Coakley drew a clear distinction between authentic patriotism and distorted nationalism, emphasizing that true love of country must be rooted in virtue. The post Archbishop Coakley reflects on ‘the virtue of…
Hidden for centuries: Newly found sermons from St. Augustine
Two previously unknown sermons by St. Augustine have been identified in a 12th-century manuscript preserved in Poland. The post Hidden for centuries: Newly found sermons from St. Augustine appeared first on The…
Pope addresses Knights of Columbus
Pope Leo XIV encouraged participants in the 144th Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus to promote unity and charity. The post Pope addresses Knights of Columbus appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
Cardinal Burke: Be ready for ‘martyrdom’ in defense of marriage and family
Delivering a recent homily, Cdl. Burke urged a renewed defense of marriage and the family, joining Cardinal Joseph Zen in highlighting a renewed need for the Church to prioritize the integrity of the sacrament. The post Cardinal…
Florida AG’s threat to Catholic schools ‘clear violation’ of the First Amendment
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sent a letter to the Catholic bishops of Florida demanding that Catholic schools in the Sunshine State adopt religious exemptions to vaccine requirements or risk their ability to participate in the state’s…
Bishop Schneider: ‘Nothing more dangerous for religion’ than interference with liturgy
Visiting the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest in Limerick this weekend, Bishop Athanasius Schneider delivered a homily extolling the benefits of preserving the Church’s ancient liturgy and Tradition. The post Bishop…
250 years after independence, the little-known story of colonial America’s Catholics
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. The post 250 years after independence,…
Immigration Invasion a Foretaste of Future Cataclysm, Warns Top War Correspondent
The mass-migration invasion tsunami from Africa and the Middle East overwhelming Spain and Europe right now is a foreshadowing of even greater engineered catastrophes to bring down Western civilization and replace the population, warned leading…