Today's Catholic Highlights:
Pope Leo XIV is set to move into the papal apartment of the Apostolic Palace, as announced by the Holy See Press Office on March 14. This comes more than 10 months after his election, marking a significant milestone in his papacy.
In a recent interview with “EWTN News In Depth”, psychiatrist Paul McHugh expressed his opposition to sex-reassignment surgeries. He stated that the psychiatric impact of such procedures is not sufficiently understood, indicating a need for further research and consideration in this area.
The bishops of Scotland have voiced their concerns over assisted suicide legislation, stating that safeguards do not work. This statement comes as part of a broader conversation on the issue, which also includes calls from Italy’s bishops for prayer and fasting for peace, and preparations by the Hong Kong Diocese for thousands of baptisms at Easter.
A new biblical series titled “The Faithful: Women of the Bible” is set to depict the Book of Genesis through the eyes of its most renowned women. The series will follow the stories of Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachel, exploring how each of these women played a crucial role in shaping the story of salvation.
Catholic fashion writer Mary Harper has shared her thoughts on the spiritual dimension of fashion, stating that “God wants to cover us in robes of grace”. She encourages Catholics to invite the Holy Spirit into their fashion choices, highlighting the positive aspects of choosing what to wear and the messages it can convey.