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Blood of St. Januarius liquefies on feast day
The miracle of the liquefiction of the blood of early Church martyr St. Januarius took place Thursday in Naples.
The blood was shown to have liquefied shortly after 10 a.m. during Mass in the Naples’ Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary.
The...
By Hannah Brockhaus Rome has an abundance of beautiful churches, interesting relics, and sacred art. To wander the streets of the city’s historic center is to stumble upon something amazing. But...
For anyone out there who is still on the fence, Off the Charts is still open for new members…for a few more hours. After that? We won’t open doors again until spring 2020. (And you’ won’t hear...
On this episode of the podcast, editors Ed Condon and JD Flynn are joined by Father John Paul Mary, chaplain of EWTN, who’s visiting the CNA office this week from Alabama. They discuss canon law,...
Theologian withdraws from German synodal path
A member of the International Theological Commission has announced that she is no longer available to participate in the “binding synodal path” undertaken by the bishops’ conference of Germany.
Marianne Schlosser, a member of the International...
Catholic hospital in Nova Scotia required to offer assisted suicide, euthanasia
A Catholic hospital in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia will now be required to offer assisted suicide and euthanasia on site, after an assisted suicide advocacy group threatened legal action in January.
The Canadian Senate legalized...
Cardinal Pell submits appeal to Australian High Court
Cardinal George Pell Tuesday submitted an application for leave to appeal his conviction to the Australian High Court, following the Aug. 21 decision by the Court of Appeal in Victoria to uphold his conviction for child sexual abuse.
The leave...
Clandestine medical abortions reportedly on the rise in the US
While the number of in-clinic abortions in the United States is reportedly down, the sale of illicitly acquired abortion pills may be up, according to recent data from the pro-choice Guttmacher Institute.
According to data from Guttmacher, a...
UK rabbi: secular humanists are 'ever-more combative' against religious groups
A top UK rabbi has criticized secular groups in Britain for their remarks against religious practices and faith-based schools.
Ephraim Mirvis, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Great Britain and the Commonwealth, spoke at...
Pro-lifers condemn testing of 'chemical coat hanger' on African women
Pro-life advocates have condemned clinical testing of second trimester chemical abortions on women in a developing country in West Africa.
The tests are being conducted by Gynuity Health Projects, a U.S.-based research company, in Burkina...
