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Confession is More about God's Forgiveness than our Sins, Pope Says
Confession is More about God's Forgiveness than our Sins, Pope Says
The sacrament of reconciliation "is not so much about our sins" as it is about God's forgiveness, Pope Francis said.
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Jean Potvin, Stanley Cup champ and Catholic Charities volunteer, dies at 72
Jean Potvin, Stanley Cup champ and Catholic Charities volunteer, dies at 72
Retired New York Islanders defenseman Jean Potvin, who played on two Stanley Cup championship teams, died March 15 in Weston, Florida. He was 72.
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These 1926 flicks tackle thievery, pirates, murder and deals with the devil
These 1926 flicks tackle thievery, pirates, murder and deals with the devil
On Jan. 1, the copyright on all movies released in 1926 expired and all entered the public domain. Following, in alphabetical order, are capsule reviews of seven of these silent films that are available to view online.
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Pope Consecrates Ukraine, Russia to Mary
Pope Consecrates Ukraine, Russia to Mary
As Russia's violent monthlong invasion continued to devastate Ukraine, Pope Francis laid the fates of both countries at the feet of Mary in the hopes that peace would finally reign.
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'Unusual kindness': Papal trip to remind Malta of its 'biblical' hospitality
'Unusual kindness': Papal trip to remind Malta of its 'biblical' hospitality
When a political prisoner and nearly 300 others were shipwrecked along the coast of Malta, the local population welcomed them, built a fire to warm their chilled bones and provided them with food and shelter.
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Pope hosted homeless people at his residence to interview him
Pope hosted homeless people at his residence to interview him
Dozens of people experiencing poverty and homelessness around the world got to ask Pope Francis any question they wanted.
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With COVID-19 waning, Vatican urges care with Holy Week liturgies
With COVID-19 waning, Vatican urges care with Holy Week liturgies
With many, but not all, COVID-19 restrictions eased in many parts of the world, the Vatican asked bishops and priests to be prudent in their planning for Holy Week and Easter liturgies but offered no firm instructions.
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Cardinal encourages support for Middle East Christians
Cardinal encourages support for Middle East Christians
Catholics must unite helping those who, through war and persecution, experience Christ's suffering on the cross in their own lives, said the prefect of the Congregation for Eastern Churches.
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Caritas, Coca-Cola partner to help Filipinos hit hard by December typhoon
Caritas, Coca-Cola partner to help Filipinos hit hard by December typhoon
The Catholic Church's social arm in the Philippines is working with the Coca-Cola Foundation to provide aid to survivors of Super Typhoon Rai.
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The Lost City: Movie Review
The Lost City: Movie Review
Grown-ups will find "The Lost City" (Paramount) a crowd-pleasing blend of action, comedy and love story. However, this generally diverting adventure includes material that makes it doubtful fare even for mature teens.
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Best way to prevent trafficking is to end conflicts, says religious sister
Best way to prevent trafficking is to end conflicts, says religious sister
Protecting the human rights of people fleeing from or caught up in conflict zones must be as big a priority as providing them with basic material needs, said the leader of an international anti-trafficking network.
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'It was over in four Hail Marys,' says survivor of New Orleans tornado
'It was over in four Hail Marys,' says survivor of New Orleans tornado
Michael Baiamonte took shelter with family members in a closet in their home as the strongest tornado to hit the New Orleans area in five years took direct aim at his neighborhood.
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Madeleine Albright is remembered as diplomat and teacher
Madeleine Albright is remembered as diplomat and teacher
Madeleine Albright, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, the first female secretary of state and longtime professor at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service, died March 23 in Washington. She was 84.
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Court nominee responds to questions about law, faith and abortion
Court nominee responds to questions about law, faith and abortion
The confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson began with introductory remarks March 21 followed by 13 hours of questioning the next day about her role as a judge and a public defender and her views on abortion, critical race theory and her own faith.
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Indian Christians ask that selection exam be rescheduled from Easter
Indian Christians ask that selection exam be rescheduled from Easter
Christians in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh have appealed to the provincial government to reschedule a selection exam for postings in the revenue department. The exam is scheduled to be held on Easter.
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