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Sister Anne Arabome with other women religious at the Sophia Institute for Theological Studies and Spiritual Formation in Namibia. (Credit: Sophia Institute for Theological Studies and Spiritual Formation.)

Catholic Sister founds first formation center for women religious in Namibia

Feb 4
Ngala Killian Chimtom

D.C. cardinal says being prolife is about more than just abortion

Oct 17, 2024
Elise Ann Allen

U.S. cardinal at Synod asks: Are we a healthy Church?

Oct 16, 2024
Elise Ann Allen

Witness in Vatican probe of controversial Peru group defends process

Oct 7, 2024
Elise Ann Allen

Expert calls rise of AI an ‘evangelical moment’ for Catholicism

Aug 12, 2024
John Lavenburg

Pope Francis greets a cleric in a wheelchair during an audience with participants attending the general chapter of the Comboni Missionaries at the Vatican June 18, 2022. (Credit: Vatican Media.)

Disability shouldn’t be a ‘boutique interest’ for the Church, experts say

Jun 27, 2024
Elise Ann Allen

European bishops say Pope Francis concerned with abortion, EU unity

Jun 24, 2024
Elise Ann Allen

Exiting U.S. envoy plays down clash with Vatican over China, climate

Jun 22, 2024
Elise Ann Allen

Residents gather at a water tank in the Hammanskraal township in Pretoria, South Africa, on May 22, 2024. (Credit: Denis Farrell/AP.)

African youth leader says climate change ‘creates a vicious cycle of inequality’

Jun 7, 2024
Ngala Killian Chimtom

Mike Arnold – the mayor of Blanco, Texas - and IDP Ms. Hanatu Ango speak in the New Kuchingoro camp in Abuja. Ango is the head teacher of the school sponsored by the Africa Arise charity. She and two other IDPs were teaching some 250 children in camp without support for several years before she met Arnold. (Credit: Given by Mike Arnold.)

Texas mayor starts charity to help Christians suffering attacks in Nigeria

May 20, 2024
Charles Collins