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Courtesy photoServa Fidem (“Keep the Faith”) is a community of young Catholics based in Des Moines, Iowa. COMMENTARY: Catholic youth ministries have struggled to retain young believers — but this approach rooted in friendship is changing the game. Read More
The ‘Sleeping St. Joseph’ statue reflects a special devotion of Pope Francis. ‘St. Joseph, you embody all the virtues I hope to attain through God’s grace. I rely on your intercession and your guidance as I strive for holiness for myself and my family …’ Read More
CV NEWS FEED // The Myanmar military junta burned St. Patrick Cathedral in the Banmaw diocese this week and “left it in total ruin.” Vatican News reports that several weeks prior to the March 16 cathedral destruction, the military dictatorship, or junta, had set fire to the Bhamo cathedral’s rectory, diocesan offices, and high school. … Read moreMyanmar military dictatorship torches Catholic cathedral
CV NEWS FEED // Amid a challenge to a law that would require pro-life pregnancy centers to post specific disclaimers in their buildings and promotional materials, Delaware state officials have agreed not to enforce the law until further notice. CatholicVote previously reported that Delaware is facing a lawsuit filed last month by pregnancy center A … Read moreDelaware agrees to not enforce disclaimer law targeting pregnancy resource centers until further notice
CV NEWS FEED // The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado recently launched a criminal investigation at Columbine High School after school officials falsely claimed that a student was homeless so that she could move in with a lesbian teacher who allegedly groomed her as a minor. A CBS investigation from February found that “school … Read morePolice investigate Colorado high school officials for falsely declaring student homeless and helping her move in with lesbian teacher who allegedly groomed her
CV NEWS FEED // A Virginia judge recently ruled that frozen embryonic humans cannot be treated as property to be divided between former spouses, marking a significant legal decision in the growing debate over the status of embryos in American law. The March 7 ruling overturns a previous court interpretation that likened embryos to “goods … Read moreVirginia judge rules frozen embryonic humans are not ‘property’ to be divided
CV NEWS FEED // The FBI, now under the leadership of Director Kash Patel, has provided Congress with critical documents related to allegations that federal law enforcement was weaponized for political purposes during the Biden administration. The records were delivered following a subpoena issued by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, who has been investigating … Read moreKash Patel’s FBI delivers key records to Congress on Biden-era weaponization scandals
Vatican MediaPope Francis prays during his Wednesday general audience on Feb. 5, 2025, in the Paul VI Audience Hall at the Vatican. By choosing to embrace change and overcome inflexible habits and ways of thinking, the Pope said people are able ‘to find a new way to love’ others. Read More
Daniel Ibanez/EWTN News Catholics attend the Mass and episcopal ordination of two new bishops in St. Peter’s Basilica Oct. 17, 2021. The Pope pointed to young saints as examples of those who found ‘complete happiness in relationship with the living Christ’ through their vocations. Read More
CV NEWS FEED // Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, is encouraging the faithful to open their hearts to conversion and embrace the season of spiritual transformation this Lent. “Lent is a time to refocus our lives,” “to reboot our life of prayer and to rekindle our fervor for the Lord,” Bishop Conley wrote in … Read moreLincoln bishop calls for continued conversion of hearts during Lent