Daily Catholic News:
Lauri Hauser, a Catholic mother, has been spreading her ‘IC2KG’ message to the youth for the past twenty years. Recently, she attended her first SEEK conference, held in Denver on January 2, 2026. Her booth at the conference was a platform for her to share her message, which encourages young people to commit to their faith.
In a significant move towards reconciliation, the Archdiocese of New Orleans has issued a public apology to victims of abuse. This gesture is seen as a step towards healing and a commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all members of the Catholic community in the future.
Cardinal José Francisco Robles Ortega, the Archbishop of Guadalajara, Mexico, has urged citizens to demand that authorities bring criminals to justice. His call comes in response to the increasing crime rates in the country, and he believes that the responsibility for maintaining law and order should not be solely on the shoulders of the Church.
Bishop Robert Barron has critiqued New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s endorsement of ‘collectivism’. The Bishop expressed concerns about the potential implications of this political philosophy on individual freedoms and the overall societal structure.
Bishop David L. Ricken of Green Bay, Wisconsin, has announced a formal inquiry into the life of Servant of God Adele Brice. This is a significant development in the Church’s process of canonization, and it shows the Church’s commitment to recognizing and honoring those who have lived exemplary lives of faith.