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8 ways Mother Angelica shaped modern Catholic media

On the 10th anniversary of her death, we reflect on how Mother Angelica powerfully shaped modern Catholic media.

EWTN remembers Mother Angelica, 10 years after her death

EWTN will commemorate its foundress with a Vatican Mass and daylong programming celebrating her life of faith and media innovation.

International Olympic Committee: Only ‘biological women’ allowed to compete in women’s category

International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry emphasized that “the policy we have announced is based on science.”

Military archdiocese approves changing chaplain insignia to reflect faith role

Archbishop Timothy Broglio said: “The chaplain serves as a reminder of the holy and the dignity of the human person and leads worship. Any other question is secondary to those purposes.”

Meet the pilgrims who will travel across the country with the Eucharist this summer

Nine Catholic pilgrims will travel more than 2,000 miles across the country with the real presence of Jesus Christ during the 250th anniversary of the U.S.

Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty partners with Catholic Relief Services

CRS said it plans to share its experience of aiding communities with developing climate-smart agriculture, accessing nutritious foods, and strengthening local government.

Religious sisters lose lawsuit against Smith & Wesson alleging ‘facilitation’ of mass shootings

Multiple congregations of sisters alleged that the gun manufacturer was partly complicit in “an unrelenting and growing stream of killings.”

Bishop Seitz discusses pastoral letter, elaborates on call for discernment among law enforcement

“No one should ever act against the dictates of a well-informed conscience, and we all have a responsibility to form our consciences according to the law of God,” the El Paso, Texas, bishop said.

Pew report finds that one-fourth of U.S. radio stations have a faith focus

Most religious radio stations report that “evangelism” is part of their mission.

Louisville pays Christian photographer $800,000 after violating her religious freedom

The city’s ordinance sought to force her to photograph same-sex weddings and restrict the opinions she could publish on her website.