Catholic News
Dramatic Rescue in the Mediterranean: 58 lives saved
Luca Casarini, head of mission for the NGO "Mediterranea Saving Humans" recounts its most recent rescue mission, in which 58 migrants were saved in the Mediterranean.
Assisi: G7 for disability seeks to foster societal inclusion
The G7 summit on inclusion and disability in Assisi has gathered political leaders and people with disabilities to share experiences and foster societal change, which will conclude with the signing of the Solfagnano Charter to be presented to Pope Francis on Thursday.
Religious leaders in Philippines reaffirm commitment to peace and justice
Religious leaders in Mindanao have reaffirmed their commitment to peace and sustainable development during the Mindanao Religious Leaders Conference (MiRLeC), held recently in Davao City.
Singapore's Cardinal Goh urges Catholics to embrace migrants’ contributions
On the heels of Pope Francis' recent Apostolic Journey to Singapore, Cardinal William Goh has echoed the Pope's call for Catholics to welcome the contributions of migrants to society.
Ghana: Major Religious Superiors in "Environmental Prayer Walk" over illegal mining
Ghana's Archdiocese of Accra and the Conference of Major Superiors of Religious Congregations have petitioned the President of the West African country, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, over what they describe as unacceptable mining practices causing havoc to the environment
Synod Briefing – Day 10: Synod focuses on decision-making
Over the weekend, the General Assembly of the Synod of Bishop focuses on decision-making processes, highlighting the need for transparency, accountability, and evaluation.
Bishop Martinelli: 'The Synod shows the way for peaceful coexistence'
Speaking to Vatican News about the spiraling violence in the Middle East, the Apostolic Vicar of Southern Arabia reiterates the critical contribution religions can make to peaceful co-existence, and says the Synod offers a concrete example of how differences can live together through dialogue and listening to one another.
Cardinal Zuppi visits Moscow as papal envoy to seek peace in Ukraine
Italian Cardinal Matteo Zuppi begins a visit to Moscow as part of the mission entrusted to him by Pope Francis to seek a path to peace in Ukraine and to facilitate the reunification of Ukrainian children with their families and the exchange of prisoners-of-war.
Sisters' mission in Ukraine: Living the charism amid challenges of our time
The Sister Servants of Mary Immaculate are working hard in Ukraine to heal the wounds of war by providing psychological help and offering support to the wives and mothers of the fallen, while caring for children of soldiers who have died.
Religious sisters in Zambia implementing eco-friendly agriculture
In the wake of droughts triggered by climate change in Zambia, the Sisters of the Holy Spirit are implementing an eco-friendly agriculture project aimed at fighting climate change.
Fire destroys one of Chile’s oldest churches
A devastating fire has consumed the historic San Francisco Church in Chile, a 17th-century landmark. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, which, fortunately, resulted in no casualties.
Pope's liturgical celebrations in November and early December
Pope Francis will preside at five Masses during the period from November to mid-December, according to the schedule released by the Office for the Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff.
Hong Kong ecumenical prayer urges Christians to address escalating ecological crisis
Catholic and Protestant leaders in Hong Kong recently held an ecumenical prayer gathering to call for collaborative action among Christians in addressing the escalating ecological crisis.
Seoul Archbishop expresses concern as North Korea severs all communication with South
Archbishop Peter Soon-taick Chung of Seoul has voiced deep concern over the growing divide between North and South Korea, warning that hope for reunification is rapidly fading among younger generations.
Israel continues offensive in southern Lebanon
At least 15 people have been killed by Israeli airstrikes in different parts of Lebanon as Israel continues its offensive against Hezbollah.
Pope: Respect UN peacekeepers in Lebanon
After the Israeli army fires at UN peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon, the Pope calls for the troops to be respected.
Zambia: Sancta Maria College of Nursing and Midwifery celebrates first graduation ceremony
Sancta Maria College of Nursing and Midwifery of Lukulu in the Western Province of Zamby recently marked a significant milestone with its inaugural graduation ceremony, where 26 nursing students received diplomas in nursing and midwifery
Pope at Angelus: True wealth lies in being loved by God
At the Angelus on Sunday, Pope Francis reflects on the Gospel account of the rich young man who asked Jesus what he must do to inherit eternal life.
Widespread condemnation of Israeli airstrikes on UN in Lebanon
World leaders condemn attacks on United Nations peacekeepers by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, after a second incident within a two-day period.
Ukraine's President expresses hope for an end to the war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed hope that the war with Russia will end next year. He made the comments in Berlin, Germany’s capital, where he arrived after talks in the Vatican with Pope Francis. Yet the end of the armed conflict still seems far away, with new clashes reported on Saturday.
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