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Pope Leo XIV could visit Mexico this year

Pope Leo XIV received Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes, Primate Archbishop of Mexico, and Auxiliary Bishop Francisco Javier Acero of the Archdiocese of Mexico, in a private audience on Wednesday, January 14, 2026. During the 40-minute meeting, the Pope expressed his interest and desire to visit Mexico. The same day, the Archdiocese of Mexico released an


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MLK urges us to lead on Christ’s priorities: US bishops’ president

Martin Luther King Jr. was a prophetic voice whose words still hold true today, said Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in a statement released ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. King, said Archbishop Coakley, truly was a “drum major for justice,” in a way that Christians


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Virginia bishops decry "extreme abortion amendment”

Virginia’s Catholic bishops issued a strong statement on Friday, January 16, decrying the passage of an amendment that could result in abortion “rights” added to the state’s constitution. “For the second straight year, the General Assembly has passed a proposed constitutional amendment that would add an extreme and deadly ‘fundamental right’ to abortion to Virginia’s


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Why is St. Anthony the Abbot known as "the Great”?

One of the most popular saints in the Roman Catholic Church in the modern era is St. Anthony of Padua, a saint known for finding lost things, especially lost car keys. Yet, he is not the Anthony who is described as “the Great.” That title belongs to St. Anthony the Abbot, a saint who is


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Vatican: Surrogacy exploits women and is "sale of a child”

Surrogacy “translates into the sale of a child” and undermines the dignity of both women and children, said Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher, the Holy See’s secretary for relations with states, in forceful remarks delivered January 13 at a Vatican-hosted diplomatic gathering. As explained by OSV News reporter Junno Arocho Esteves, Archbishop Gallagher addressed the issue


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