World Youth Day officially begins tomorrow but young people are already pouring into the city of Krakow, Poland even as officials race to complete final preparations for tomorrow’s kick-off.
With World Youth Day festivities set to begin in just three days, Pope Francis sent an encouraging message to the people of Poland in anticipation of his visit while the Vatican is confirming that the venue is safe and secure.
A donated mobile medical unit staffed by volunteer doctors and medical students and sporting the Holy See’s coat of arms is now touring the streets of Rome and offering free health care to the needy.
More than 40,000 Americans are registered to attend World Youth Day (WYD) in Krakow, Poland from July 26 to the 31, which is the third largest contingent in history.
Bishop Robert Muench of the Diocese of Baton Rouge is calling upon his flock to remember that hope ultimately triumphs over despair, even in the wake of the violence that has shaken the city in the last few weeks.
The Promenade de Anglais in Nice, FrancePope Francis, along with Bishop Andre Marceau of Nice, France, are condemning last night’s terrorist attack in the idyllic French Riviera that left 84 people dead and scores wounded.
A 24 year-old seminarian remains missing after he saved a drowning woman’s life during a kayak trip on the Arkansas River this weekend.
Greg Burke, an American-born veteran newsman has been named the new director of the Holy See Press Office, along with vice-director Paloma Garcia Ovejero, replacing the retiring Father Federico Lombardi.
The Most Rev. Kevin J. Farrell, Bishop of Dallas, is imploring Americans not to lose respect for one another and to remember that all lives matter because we are all children of God.
Several disturbing events in the past few months which resulted in forcing Catholic facilities to offer elective abortion have prompted the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) to call for immediate action by the U.S. House of Representatives to protect conscience rights.
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