Victory App Aimed at Youth Addicted to Porn

A popular Catholic speaker teamed up with a longtime youth minister and LifeTeen to develop an app designed to assist young people find victory in their battle against porn.

EWTN Opens Broadcast Facility on the West Coast

GARDEN GROVE, Calif. (CNS) — A new broadcast facility on the Diocese of Orange’s Christ Cathedral campus in Garden Grove is the Eternal Word Television Network’s (EWTN) first such facility on the West Coast. The production studio and control room, located within the Tower of Hope on the campus, will begin broadcasting news, televised Masses […]

Father Elizondo Is Accused of Sexual Abuse

Father Virgilio Elizondo, founder of the Mexican American Cultural Center in San Antonio and a theology professor at the University of Notre Dame, was accused of sexually abusing an unidentified boy over 30 years ago in a lawsuit filed against him, the San Antonio Archdiocese and a former priest.

Bishops Plan Another Fortnight for Freedom

Baltimore’s Archbishop Lori called on Catholics to learn about the importance of religious liberty and to promote free religious practice during a two-week period beginning June 21.

NCCW Past President Receives Cross of Honor

WASHINGTON (CNS) — Patty Johnson, immediate past president of the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), received the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice (For Church and Pope) Medal from Pope Francis.

Pain of Civil War Influences Syrian Artist

Pain of Civil War Influences Syrian Artist

The sad realities of Syria’s civil war permeate the paintings of Essa Neima, whose recent exhibit began with a dream he had after his friend, a Dutch Jesuit, was killed.