Rushed Aid to Gaza Raises Moral Alarm: USAID Officials Warned of Harm Before Funding Approved
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has prompted urgent international attention—but behind closed doors, a U.S.-funded aid operation is facing serious…
Month: July 2025
Texas Flood Count Claims At Least 119 Lives, With Over 100 Still Missing
As the sun rises over the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, Texas, the sound of volunteers gathering in prayer echoes…
IRS Declares Churches Can Now Endorse Political Candidates Without Losing Tax-Exempt Status
In a historic move that reshapes the legal boundaries between Church and State in the United States, the Internal Revenue…
Judge Temporarily Blocks Federal Defunding of Planned Parenthood Amid Legal Battle
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting the enforcement of a key provision in the “One Big…
Pope Leo XIV Shows Us the Only Way to Peace: Start with the Children
In the early days of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, one image has quietly captured a profound message for our world:…
How to Spend Your Holidays, According to the Popes
Why should Catholics care about how they spend their holidays? According to generations of popes, vacation is not just a…
The Human Brain Never Stops Growing — A Wonder of God’s Creation
Why does the brain continue to grow? What does this mean for how we learn, heal, and even pray? A…
Texas Flood Tragedy Deepens: Catholics Called to Pray as Death Toll Rises Past 100
“People were scared,” Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller said during a candlelight vigil in San Antonio. “They were feeling like they were…
‘Young Women of Deep Faith’: Catholic School Mourns Sisters Lost in Texas Hill Country Floods
Two sisters from St. Rita Catholic School in Dallas are among the victims of the devastating flash floods that swept…
As Violence Worsens in Gaza, Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Talks Resume
As war rages into its second year, renewed efforts toward peace are underway—and Catholics are called to pray for the…