Catholic News Digest – October 18, 2025
Cardinal McElroy of Washington, D.C, called for a shift away from political polarization within the Church. He the need for unity and dialogue among Catholics, urging a focus on shared values rather than divisive politics. In a related note, the Department of Homeland Security has denied allegations that Immigration and…
Catholic News Digest – October 17, 2025
The Trump administration has announced an expansion of coverage for in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other fertility treatments under the Affordable Care Act. This decision aims to provide more comprehensive support for families facing challenges with conception. The administration's move has drawn a mix of praise and criticism, as it…
Catholic News Digest – October 16, 2025
Georgetown University has announced the appointment of Eduardo Peñalver as its new president, marking a significant moment in the university's history. Peñalver, who is currently the dean of the University of Chicago Law School, will assume his role at Georgetown on July 1, 2024. His appointment follows a thorough search…
Catholic News Digest – October 15, 2025
The Catholic community mourns the passing of Father Mario Guevara, who was attacked with acid while hearing confessions in Nicaragua's Managua Cathedral in 2018. Father Guevara, who was 59 at the time of the attack, suffered severe burns but continued his ministry despite the incident. His death marks a moment…
Catholic News Digest – October 14, 2025
Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re presided over a solemn act of reparation at St. Peter's Basilica in response to the recent desecration of the altar within the sacred space. This event was marked by prayers and reflections on the sanctity of the altar, need for healing and restoration following the act…
Catholic News Digest – October 13, 2025
Pope Leo XIV emphasized the significance of authentic Marian spirituality during a recent address, noting that it brings the tenderness of God into the Church. He encouraged the faithful to embrace this spirituality as a means to deepen their relationship with the Divine and to share that love with others…
Catholic News Digest – October 12, 2025
A recent incident of desecration at St. Peter's Basilica has left many in the faithful community shaken. An individual reportedly vandalized the altar, prompting a swift response from authorities. The act has raised concerns about the safety and sanctity of sacred spaces, especially in light of the ongoing challenges faced…
Catholic News Digest – October 11, 2025
A recent case involving a pro-life influencer has been dropped, as the Thomas More Society continues to advocate for justice in the matter. The case, which had drawn significant attention, highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by individuals involved in the pro-life movement. The organization remains committed to supporting those who…
Catholic News Digest – October 10, 2025
Fifty-one U.S. senators have urged the Food and Drug Administration to retract its approval of a new generic abortion pill. The bipartisan group expressed concerns that the generic version might compromise health and safety standards. The senators argue that the approval could lead to increased access to abortion medications without…
Catholic News Digest – October 9, 2025
Pope Leo XIV expressed his solidarity with migrant supporters in the United States, affirming their shared mission in a recent message. He standing together in faith and compassion, encouraging those who advocate for migrants to continue their vital work. The Pope's message serves as a reminder of the Church's commitment…