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Palm Sunday celebrated in Jerusalem amidst ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict
For the second consecutive year, the traditional Palm Sunday procession from the Mount of Olives into the Old City of Jerusalem saw limited participation from foreign pilgrims due to the persistent Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza.

Nicaragua restricts Holy Week church activities under continuing regime pressure

Police and paramilitaries were noticeably present around the Managua cathedral in Nicaragua on Palm Sunday, ensuring religious celebrations remained confined to church premises.

Eastern and Western churches to celebrate Easter on same day in 2025

Churches in both the Eastern and Western traditions are set to celebrate Easter on the same day this year, Sunday, April 20, 2025.

Vatican updates guidelines on Mass offerings and priestly obligations

Catholic faithful around the world are being reminded by the Vatican that Mass offerings are not commercial transactions.
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Rain and reflection: Contemplating tears and spiritual growth during Lent

The grey morning sky creates a fitting backdrop for reflection as the rain streaks across the window, reminiscent of tears.

Pope urges compassion and action in Holy Week message

Carrying the cross involves sharing in others' suffering, stated Pope Francis at the onset of Holy Week.

Judge denies preemptive block on immigration enforcement at worship sites

A federal judge ruled against a preemptive block on the Trump administration's immigration enforcement actions at sensitive sites, including places of worship.

Caritas faces financial challenges due to US aid cuts in the Middle East

A Catholic humanitarian organization operating in the Middle East is facing challenges after a significant reduction in U.S. financial aid.

Rise in new Catholics in U.S. dioceses sparks inquiries into driving factors

In 2025, an increase in new Catholics across several U.S. dioceses has been noted.

Irish chaplain forgives attacker ahead of Holy Thursday

In a significant courtroom event just ahead of Holy Week, Father Paul Murphy, an Irish Army chaplain, extended forgiveness to a teenager who attempted to kill him in a knife attack in 2024.

Bukele rejects U.S. demand to return deported man imprisoned in El Salvador

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has taken a firm stance against returning Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man erroneously deported and imprisoned in El Salvador.

Erlanger’s April 18 weather: A 15-Year history

Over the last 15 years, temperatures on April 18 have ranged from a high of 81°F in 2013 to a low of 34°F in 2018, according to Open-Meteo.

Erlanger’s April 17 weather: A 15-Year history

Over the last 15 years, temperatures on April 17 have ranged from a high of 79°F in 2024 to a low of 31°F in 2018, according to Open-Meteo.

Catholics join in prayer for pregnant mothers through St. Gianna novena initiative

Thousands of Catholics across the United States are set to unite in prayer for pregnant and parenting mothers during a novena from April 19 to 27.

Washington state bill on clergy reporting heads to governor

Legislation requiring clergy to report child abuse or neglect in Washington state has been approved by the Legislature and is now headed to Governor Bob Ferguson’s desk for his signature.

Sister Leonia Nastal's diary reveals hidden chapter of Christ's Passion

A Polish nun's spiritual diary has brought to light a hidden chapter of Christ's Passion.

States consider physician-assisted suicide laws, drawing ethical debates

As legislative efforts to introduce physician-assisted suicide gain momentum in multiple states, Catholic ethicists strongly oppose the practice, saying it conflicts with both Catholic teachings and American values.

Myanmar refugee family's U.S. entry delayed by executive order

Father Martin Ma Na Ling's older brother, Stephen, along with his wife and four children, continues to wait for the opportunity to enter the United States.

Pope Francis thanks hospital staff for care during his 38-day stay

Pope Francis expressed his gratitude to the healthcare workers and medical staff who looked after him during his 38-day stay at Rome’s Gemelli hospital for respiratory infections.

Minnesota deacon Vincent Charles set to run in 129th Boston Marathon

Deacon Vincent Charles, a deacon from St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Isanti, Minnesota, is preparing to participate in the 129th Boston Marathon.
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