Religious freedom at stake in archbishop’s lawsuit against ICE
The St. Louis archdiocese is suing ICE and other local officials who they say are limiting their access to give detainees the sacraments.
Theresa Civantos Barber
Theresa Civantos Barber is an award-winning Catholic writer whose work on faith, family life, education, and culture has reached millions through her reporting and columns for Aleteia and other media outlets. An alumna of the University of Notre Dame, she lives near Chicago with her husband and four children.
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These 400 Catholic entrepreneurs choose faith and excellence
What happens when Catholics committed to renewing culture excel in the business world? SENT entrepreneurs find a way to keep focus on Christ.
Bishop stars in new Catholic kids’ TV show
Your kids know Bluey and Cocomelon, but do they know Bishop Frank? For the first time, a Catholic bishop hosts an animated show for kids.
Call to end death penalty after “horrifying” botched attempt
After a second botched execution in Tennessee this year, the Catholic Mobilizing Network is renewing its call to end the death penalty.
Even the organ honored Fulton Sheen at his beatification!
As 50,000 Catholics traveled to St. Louis for the beatification, even the organ at the Mass was a special tribute to America’s newest blessed.
Euthanasia of toddler is not “merciful,” says Dutch cardinal
Following first euthanasia of a minor between 1 and 12 in the Netherlands, medical ethics expert Cardinal Wim Eijk challenged the practice.
Blessed Sheen’s prophetic warning for the modern Church
Blessed Fulton Sheen's balanced approach and warnings against division seem prophetic, as if he could have anticipated the deep divides yet to come.
Miracle investigations for next steps in Sheen canonization
Even as the Church celebrated his beatification, next steps are underway to investigate 6 possible miracles for Fulton Sheen’s canonization.
Full text: Cardinal Tagle’s homily at Fulton Sheen beatification
The Pope's official representative, Cardinal Tagle, preached a homily about the life of Fulton Sheen and what it means to be "blessed."
Incredible little-known details of the Sheen beatification
Fulton Sheen's beatification was filled with lots of clever, thoughtful little details. Here are just a few of the special touches at the gathering.
Fulton Sheen miracle baby: Where is he now?
16 years ago, a baby's life was miraculously saved through Blessed Fulton Sheen's prayers. Where is that baby today?
Iconic Fulton Sheen TV set recreated for beatification
As 50,000 people arrive in St. Louis for Fulton Sheen's beatification, they'll have the chance to see a replica of his famous television studio.
“Year of Padre Pio” for milestone anniversary
Padre Pio is one of the most beloved saints of the 20th century, and The National Centre for Padre Pio has big plans for his canonization anniversary.
This week! Celebrate Fulton Sheen with kids
If you’re a parent or educator wanting to explain this incredible historic moment to your kids or students, check out these fun resources.
1,500 from Dublin complete Lourdes pilgrimage
122 sick pilgrims traveled to Lourdes from Dublin, with help and support from 552 accompanying helpers and many others giving prayers and support.
Reprieve for now: Illinois assisted suicide law
After Cardinal Cupich, two orders of nuns, and a pharmacist sued the state of Illinois over its new assisted suicide law, a judge granted a temporary reprieve.
The story behind the viral photo of Pope Leo’s identity
A photo of a young Pope Leo, back when he was Fr. Robert Prevost, is getting attention on social media. What does it reveal about how he sees himself?
Biden, Mamdani at NYC Mass with Hicks for 9/11 Memorial
Former president Joe Biden, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani attended the 9/11 Memorial Mass with Archbishop Hicks.
Surprise victory: UK Parliament rejects assisted suicide
The UK Parliament rejected a bill that would have legalized assisted suicide, a surprising victory as an almost identical bill passed last year.
Jesus in Hollywood: Streets fill for Eucharistic procession
A different kind of "star" took over the streets of Hollywood with a Eucharistic Procession on Wednesday as hundreds adored Jesus.