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250 years after independence, the little-known story of colonial America’s Catholics

Although Catholicism was a small minority in colonial America, more than 20,000 Catholics called it home. Two-thirds lived in Maryland, with most of the rest in Pennsylvania and port cities.

Toronto Catholics launch first conference for young professionals

ARISE is a full-day conference taking place on Sept. 26 in Canada's largest city built for young professionals and Catholics from all walks of life.

Egypt executes convicted killer of Coptic Orthodox priest

The family of Father Arsanios Wadid, who was murdered in April 2022, confirmed that the man found guilty of the crime has been put to death.

5 tips for being a better godparent or confirmation sponsor

The first and ongoing requisite for being a good godparent or sponsor is to be a good example oneself by faithfully living the Christian life.

Northern Arabia’s apostolic vicar urges Christians to stand firm in hope

As war in the region continues, Bishop Aldo Berardi reminded the faithful that “faith Is stronger than fear.”

Pope Leo XIV appeals for peace and justice amid ‘alarming’ Ceuta crisis

The pope also prayed for victims of war, recalled the Pardon of Assisi and urged Catholics to witness to the Eucharist by blessing meals and sharing with those in need.

How vampires show us God’s mercy: Nun who writes vampire novels concludes trilogy

Sister Allison Regina Gliot, a Daughter of St. Paul, speaks on God’s mercy and creativity as she concludes her Catholic young adult vampire trilogy.

Hope along the highway: The ministry behind thousands of pro-life billboards

A Minnesota nonprofit has spent nearly 40 years using pro-life billboards and outreach to connect people with pregnancy resources and support nationwide.

March for Life president steps down to become 'full-time mom'

Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.

Massachusetts lawmakers pass bill removing all restrictions from abortion throughout pregnancy

The measure, if signed by Democratic Gov. Maura Healey, will remove the last few restrictions on abortion in the state and replace them with "the professional judgment of the physician."