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Father Miserendino exchanged brief greetings with dozens of students who walked past. But when others took a seat, it's ...
10/21/2025

Father Miserendino exchanged brief greetings with dozens of students who walked past. But when others took a seat, it's then that the priest's ministry of presence was especially evident.

For one Catholic priest, evangelization is not always his first form of ministry at a campus coffee shop. Sometimes, it's just to listen right where people are.

Bolivian church hopes for amicable ties with new president
10/21/2025

Bolivian church hopes for amicable ties with new president

"God, family, and country are the foundation of the vision we have regarding our commitment to all of Bolivia, to all Bolivians."

Priest, principal share award for rebuilding church and school after earthquake
10/21/2025

Priest, principal share award for rebuilding church and school after earthquake

Catholic Extension Society's 2025-2026 Lumen Christi Award winners

With reverence, contagious smile, volunteer with Down syndrome inspires Michigan parish
10/21/2025

With reverence, contagious smile, volunteer with Down syndrome inspires Michigan parish

Robby's reverence when he receives or distributes the Eucharist

Coffee shops associated with Catholic churches, including some employing people with intellectual and developmental disa...
10/21/2025

Coffee shops associated with Catholic churches, including some employing people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, are opening around the country in order to build community and share God's love.

(OSV News) — When people walk into Brother André’s Café, Kevin Loiselle usually greets them with a “hello!” and always with a big smile. His joy — and the joy of…

Days earlier, Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio raised the alarm about the Army's decision negatively affecting Catholics.
10/21/2025

Days earlier, Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio raised the alarm about the Army's decision negatively affecting Catholics.

The Army said the canceling of religious support contracts for Army chapels would be

Pope Leo XIV names new archbishop for Vienna to succeed Cardinal Schönborn
10/21/2025

Pope Leo XIV names new archbishop for Vienna to succeed Cardinal Schönborn

"I have great respect for this task, but I have come to the conclusion: God doesn't want me to be perfect, but available," said Archbishop-designate Grünwidl.

Massive restoration begins for North Carolina basilica, 'a gem of the architectural world'
10/21/2025

Massive restoration begins for North Carolina basilica, 'a gem of the architectural world'

"People come in and they're amazed. You can watch their jaws drop. They go silent. ... You look up at that dome and feel the presence of God."

Parents at Annunciation in Minneapolis seek legislative change, gun control bills
10/21/2025

Parents at Annunciation in Minneapolis seek legislative change, gun control bills

"It's still very, very, very fresh and (we'll) probably live (with it) for a long time," Matthew Tews said about the mass shooting at a Minneapolis church.

Attacks on religious liberty increase, say cardinal, papal foundation
10/21/2025

Attacks on religious liberty increase, say cardinal, papal foundation

"Almost two-thirds of the world's population lives in countries where serious violations of religious freedom take place," the cardinal said.

'Fundamental change' needed to protect humanity amid arms race, says Vatican diplomat
10/20/2025

'Fundamental change' needed to protect humanity amid arms race, says Vatican diplomat

"The cries of those in need and in vulnerable situations, especially children, are coming from too many places around the world."

President of Colombia says US strike killed fisherman; Trump says he will cut aid
10/20/2025

President of Colombia says US strike killed fisherman; Trump says he will cut aid

"Fisherman Alejandro Carranza had no ties to the drug trade and his daily activity was fishing," Colombia's president said, according to an English translation.

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