Catholic News – Americas
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Louisville pays Christian photographer $800,000 after violating her religious freedom
The city of Louisville, Kentucky, will pay $ 800,000 to a Christian photographer and blogger who won a religious freedom…
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Judicial Watch pushes for transparency in 2023 FBI memo linking extremist risk to some Catholics
The conservative legal group Judicial Watch is continuing to push for more transparency around a memo targeting traditionalist Catholics, which…
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Before becoming bishop, Pope Leo kept an all-night vigil with this saint
The day before he became the bishop of Chiclayo, Peru, Pope Leo XIV spent the night in prayer — but…
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Catholic menswear brand expands as founders aim to shape modern masculinity
In a fashion culture saturated with passing trends and corporate logos, a new Catholic menswear brand is making clothes that…
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Faith-based summer camp restores hope for kids of fallen heroes
On their first day at LifeCampUSA, middle-school-aged campers are taught how to use a map and a compass to learn…
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Judge says religious ministers must have access to detainees at Minnesota ICE facility
Christian ministers including a Jesuit priest won a victory at federal court on March 20 when a U.S. district judge…
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Preach from the heart, not with AI-generated homilies, priest says
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is in full bloom in 2026, impacting virtually every professional and educational realm of society. Mindful of…
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Pope Leo XIV laments ‘growing deterioration’ of the Amazon’s natural environment
Pope Leo XIV sent a video message to the participants of the sixth assembly of the Ecclesial Conference of the…
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