Catholic News Agency
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Recent Articles (8)
Jordan’s Church leaders back bill expanding legal options for Christian families
The proposed changes are expected to allow Christians to address a range of personal status matters under their churches’ laws, including marriage, divorce, wills, and adoption.
Pope leads pilgrims in prayer one day after leaving hospital
The pontiff, five days after undergoing surgery for cancer, said he would “gradually resume my activities.”
Priest in Ghana recounts escape from car fire, urges devotion to the rosary
After surviving a life-threatening fire, Father David Obeng Paintsil called the rosary “a really powerful prayer.”
International rosary in Rome held in advance of 100th World Mission Sunday
The rosary, recited in 13 languages, also marked the 75th anniversary of the World Mission Rosary by Blessed Fulton Sheen.
Pope’s surgeon green lights Nov. 6–17 apostolic trip to Latin America
“No clinical reasons why it should not take place,” said Dr. Stefano Margaritora, who called Pope Leo “an ideal patient.”
A century of Church growth: From 10 million to 347 million in the mission territories
On average each day, over the last 100 years in mission territories, the Church has seen more than 9,000 people becoming Catholic, two priestly ordinations, and five women taking vows as religious.
Pope Leo XIV leaves Gemelli Hospital, returns to Vatican
The 71-year-old pope had been admitted last Tuesday and underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung.
For the first time in 5 years, the number of priests worldwide rose
The Catholic Church has 407,421 priests, 425 more than the previous year. Africa and Asia are driving this growth, while Europe recorded another decline.