Daily Catholic News – September 30, 2025

In today’s Catholic news, a Catholic linguist has praised St. Jerome’s Vulgate, suggesting that modern Bible translations may not always be superior. St. Jerome’s translation of the Bible into Latin, known as the Vulgate, is still highly regarded for its accuracy and literary quality. This perspective challenges the common assumption that newer translations, with their modern language and accessibility, are always better.

In Michigan, a shooting at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) has prompted an outpouring of solidarity and prayers from the Catholic community. The tragic incident has united different faith communities in mutual support and prayer, demonstrating the power of interfaith unity in the face of violence.

The Religious Liberty Commission recently heard from teachers, coaches, and school leaders in a significant meeting. The discussions focused on the challenges and opportunities related to religious freedom in educational settings. The outcomes of this meeting could have far-reaching implications for religious expression and practice in schools across the country.

In Charlotte, Bishop Michael Martin has restricted the Traditional Latin Mass to one chapel. This decision has sparked a variety of responses, highlighting ongoing debates within the Catholic community about liturgical tradition and modernization.

Finally, an expert has warned of a strategy to annihilate all Christians and Islamize Nigeria. The alarming claim underscores the severe religious persecution faced by many Christians in Nigeria and calls for urgent international attention and action.