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Knights launch digital campaign aimed at strengthening men's faith before Guadalupe feast
The Knights of Columbus, in collaboration with the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal and the Higher Institute of Guadalupan Studies, launched a digital campaign titled "Hijos en el Hijo" on November 2.

US Catholic dioceses' abuse settlements surpass $5 billion over two decades

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles recently announced an $880 million settlement for abuse claims, contributing to a total of over $5 billion in payouts by U.S. Catholic dioceses since 2004.

Voters reject marijuana legalization efforts; Nebraska approves medical use

A recent bid to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida was unsuccessful, with North Dakota and South Dakota voters also rejecting similar measures, according to general election projections.

Rome’s first public church celebrates 1,700 years

Situated on the outskirts of ancient Rome along the Aurelian Walls, the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran serves as the cathedral of Rome.
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Pope urges seminarian closeness akin to Eucharistic processions

The Vatican City — In a recent address to seminarians from the province of Toledo, Spain, Pope Francis likened the path of priestly formation to a Eucharistic procession, emphasizing the importance of closeness and devotion.

Catholics urged to guide healing as Trump reclaims presidency

Former President Donald J. Trump has achieved a historic comeback, becoming President-Elect once again after his initial defeat in 2020.

Biblical drama "The Carpenter" mixes faith with martial arts

The biblical drama "The Carpenter," directed and co-written by Garrett Batty along with the Krebs, merges elements of mixed martial arts fighting and heavy metal music with a Gospel narrative.

Trump wins second term; economic concerns influence voter shift

Economic concerns appear to have significantly influenced the recent U.S. presidential election, with former President Donald Trump defeating Vice President Kamala Harris.

Laura May Smallwood, 74, of Florence, Remembered for Love, Strength, and Kindness

Laura May Smallwood passed away on Nov. 6. Below is the obituary.

Funeral or memorial service tomorrow in coverage area

The following funeral or memorial service is scheduled to happen in coverage area tomorrow.

Earl L. Greer, Dedicated Husband and Father, Passes Away at 86

Earl L. Greer passed away on Nov. 3. Below is the obituary.

Weekly highlights include synod updates and US election developments

Today marks the feast of All Saints, a day commemorating those who have "run the good race" and now see God in heaven.

Play 'Groomed' premieres in US to tackle child sexual abuse

An award-winning one-man play titled "Groomed" made its U.S. public premiere in the Diocese of Albany on October 20, presenting a unique opportunity for discussion about the sexual abuse of children.

Quebec's new policy on advance consent sparks debate on euthanasia

Euthanasia in Canada has become a topic of intense debate, particularly with recent developments in Quebec.

Book proposes new approach to Catholic marriage preparation

Ryan and Mary-Rose Verret, along with Peter Jesserer Smith, have released a book titled "The Road to Missionary Discipleship: Forming Marriages and Families to Share the Joy of the Gospel."

Harris and Trump deliver final arguments as tight election nears

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump delivered their final campaign speeches as the 2024 election approached its conclusion.

Catholics weigh candidates' stances on abortion ahead of pivotal 2024 election

Abortion has emerged as a key issue for voters in the 2024 U.S. election, with its significance surpassing that of immigration, according to a report by Newsweek.

Community thrives on faith-driven mission across multiple continents

Little Brothers and Little Sisters of the Lamb, a religious community with roots in Paris, has garnered attention for its unique approach to spirituality.

Graveyard visits reflect continuity amid changing traditions

How do you lose a casket?

Boston welcomes new archbishop Richard G. Henning at Holy Cross Cathedral

On October 31, the Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston hosted the installation of its new archbishop, Richard G. Henning.
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