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Mexican government asks priests to take civics course

By David Agren, OSV News

'Not a single Catholic priest' left in Russian-occupied Ukraine, reveals major archbishop

By Gina Christian, OSV News

In swing-state Pennsylvania, a Latino-majority city embraces a chance to sway the 2024 election

By Luis Andres Henao, Associated Press

Spain’s church to compensate victims whose abusers have died. Victims say the plan lacks guarantees

By Joseph Wilson, Associated Press

CEO/Publisher's note: Carol Zimmermann joins NCR as news editor

By Joe Ferullo

The Washington insiders helping Sean Feucht spread Christian nationalism in Congress

By Jack Jenkins, Religion News Service

Supreme Court of Oklahoma says no to Catholic charter school, but this may not be the end of the boundary-pushing saga

By Charles J. Russo, Religion News Service

Parishioners rally behind priest put on leave for alleged sexual misconduct

By Jenn Morson

Eastern church leaders describe heroic witness on front lines in conflict-ridden regions

By Laura Ieraci, OSV News

Reporter's Inbox: Catholic US senator calls for mass deportations

By Brian Fraga

Bills to enhance religion in schools spur fights between faiths

By Jack Jenkins, Religion News Service

Critics express skepticism over U.S.-Panama deportation agreement

By David Agren, OSV News

‘Which parts of the world do we stop covering?’ Former leaders alarmed by USCCB layoffs ask

By Aleja Hertzler-McCain, Religion News Service

Louisiana governor cuts $1 million for Catholic Charities homeless shelter over church's care for migrants

By Kate Scanlon, OSV News

Organización fundada por una religiosa rompe las cadenas de la trata de personas

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Archbishop Coyne says new bishop appointments moving US church in 'right direction'

By Christopher White

The Camino, a Catholic pilgrimage, increasingly draws the spiritual but not religious

By Ellie Davis, Religion News Service

Controversial statue of Mary giving birth beheaded inside Austrian cathedral

By OSV News

Mosaics by an artist accused of abusing women will stay on the Lourdes shrine, for now

By Nicole Winfield, Associated Press

Partners of US Catholic bishops’ social justice department adjust after layoffs

By Aleja Hertzler-McCain, Religion News Service

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