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Robert "Bob" Picklesimer, 66, Remembered for Love of Family and Fishing
Robert "Bob" Picklesimer passed away on Feb. 23. Below is the obituary.

Pope Francis stable after tests show slight improvement amid ongoing treatment

Pope Francis' medical condition remains stable, as reported by his doctors on February 19.

Catholic social scientists influence public discourse on marriage and family

Catholic social scientists are playing a crucial role in public discussions about marriage and family.

National eucharistic pilgrimage to cover ten states starting May

The 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage is set to commence in Indianapolis on May 18, traversing ten states before concluding in Los Angeles on June 22.
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Catholic bishops sue Trump administration over refugee fund suspension

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging the suspension of funding for refugee resettlement assistance.

Trump expands IVF access despite Catholic opposition

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order aimed at expanding access to in vitro fertilization (IVF), a practice the Catholic Church criticizes for its impact on embryonic human life.

African church groups call for dialogue after USAID program cuts

The recent suspension of U.S. foreign assistance has caused confusion and concern among organizations that rely on these funds, including many church-based groups in Africa.

Trump's executive order on IVF sparks debate over ethics and effectiveness

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order on in vitro fertilization (IVF), fulfilling a campaign promise to expand access to the procedure.

New Jersey court proceeds with trial of four pro-life activists

Despite recent presidential pardons, a legal case against pro-life activists accused of disrupting an abortion clinic is proceeding in New Jersey.

US bishops offer Lenten message focused on healing after abortion

In a message for Lent, Bishop Daniel E. Thomas of Toledo, Ohio, addressed those who are grieving after an abortion, reminding them of Jesus' unconditional love.

Pro-life advocates urge UK Church action amid NHS prenatal misdiagnosis scandal

Pro-life advocates in Britain are calling on the Catholic Church to address the issue of abortions following a significant scandal involving misdiagnosed prenatal tests.

Where were the cheapest places to fill up on gas in ZIP Code 41018 in week ending Feb. 22?

The lowest reported prices of gas in ZIP Code 41018 were found at three gas stations in the week ending Feb. 22, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.

Catholic leader Roberto Navarro advocates for global aid through faith-driven service

Roberto Navarro, a key figure at Catholic Relief Services (CRS), has dedicated his life to aiding vulnerable communities worldwide.

Pope Francis hospitalized with respiratory infection; cancels upcoming events

Pope Francis has been admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital due to a respiratory tract infection and mild fever, according to the Vatican.

Mass attendance rises across UK despite remaining below pre-pandemic levels

Mass attendance in England and Wales saw a notable increase between 2022 and 2023, with nearly 50,000 more attendees reported.

Vatican opposes Trump's proposal for Palestinian deportation from Gaza

The Vatican has voiced its opposition to the deportation of Palestinians from Gaza, as proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Catholics face challenges renewing traditional dating culture amid changing times

Valentine's Day often brings anxiety for singles, and for Catholics, the search for a partner who shares their faith adds an extra layer of difficulty.

Catholic University earns elite R1 research designation

The Catholic University of America in Washington has achieved the prestigious R1 research designation, joining six other Catholic institutions with this status.

NIH funding changes raise concerns among Catholic academic institutions

Ongoing uncertainty regarding funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is causing concern among academic institutions across the United States, including Catholic research institutions.

Tuscan bishop criticizes new right-to-die law in Italy

The head of the Tuscan Bishops' Conference has expressed disapproval over the passage of a new law in Italy that allows medically assisted suicide.
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