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A priest in Ecuador was struck and killed by a falling crucifix while celebrating Mass, a tragedy captured during a livestream of the service on Oct. 17.
Redemptorist Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari, 53, was standing behind the altar at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Guayaquil, Ecuador’s largest city, when a large crucifix tipped forward and fell, striki...
VATICAN CITY — One week after Pope Leo XIV first revealed to the world that he would be undergoing lung surgery, the pope returned to the window of the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace Oct. 18, thanking Catholics worldwide for their prayers five days after undergoing lung cancer surgery.
“I would like to thank all those who have prayed for me in recent days. I have truly sen...
BERLIN, Md. — Students at Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School in Berlin, Md., had an opportunity to learn about leadership from some of the Diocese of Wilmington’s faith leaders when Bishop Koenig celebrated Mass at the school on Oct. 3.
Following the Mass, David Stofa, the principal of Most Blessed Sacrament, welcomed the bishop and several priests...
France’s bishops condemned “unacceptable violence” that “gripped” the country over the Oct. 17-18 weekend, saying the scenes of rioting “plunged the country into shock, fear, and despair, raising numerous questions about the root causes of this crisis,” the bishops wrote in their Oct. 19 statement.
“We urge everyone not to be drawn into the spiral of this deadly violen...
WASHINGTON — Ahead of the midterm elections, analysts who spoke with OSV News said polling data shows Catholic voters are reflecting broader trends, but some unique factors may contribute to their voting behavior.
Ryan Burge, author of the Substack newsletter “Graphs about Religion” and a professor of practice at the John C. Danforth Center at Washington University in ...