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Bishop Papias Musengamana of Byumba has appealed to Rwanda’s youth to leave drugs behind.
Bishop Papias Musengamana of Byumba has appealed to Rwanda’s youth to leave drugs behind. He warned them about misleading messages on social media and billboards. The Bishop also called on authorities to pay attention to messages aimed at young people through media and advertising.
SourcesAgenzia Fides
Pope Leo XIV expressed sadness over the devastation in Nepal.
Pope Leo XIV expressed sadness over the devastation in Nepal. He prayed for the dead and missing. The floods killed 168 people and hundreds more are feared dead.
SourcesVatican News
The mortal remains of Saint Monica were discovered in the 15th century near the church of Sant'Aurea in Ostia.
The mortal remains of Saint Monica were discovered in the 15th century near the church of Sant'Aurea in Ostia. The Augustinian friars transferred them to Rome with the permission of Pope Martin V. They are now enshrined in the Roman basilica of St Augustine in Campo Marzio.
Pope Leo XIV received participants in a meeting on addiction in Latin America, organized by the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
Pope Leo XIV received participants in a meeting on addiction in Latin America, organized by the Pontifical Commission for Latin America. The Pope emphasized the need for comprehensive responses to the problem of addiction, including community-based prevention, scientific care, and close pastoral support. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration between the Church and international organizations to address the issue.
Father Silas Bogati, Apostolic Administrator of the Vicariate of Nepal, describes the recent floods in Nepal as the worst disaster in the country's history.
Father Silas Bogati, Apostolic Administrator of the Vicariate of Nepal, describes the recent floods in Nepal as the worst disaster in the country's history. The floods were triggered by a glacial collapse in the Himalayas and have affected several districts, including Rasuwa and Nuwakot. Around 25 Catholic families are in the disaster area and appear to be safe.
SourcesAgenzia Fides
Pope Leo XIV met with participants in a meeting on addiction-related situations in Latin America.
Pope Leo XIV met with participants in a meeting on addiction-related situations in Latin America. He emphasized the importance of a good family in preventing drug addiction. The Pope also highlighted the need for a comprehensive approach to address the problem of addiction, including cooperation between the Church and international institutions, scientific dialogue, and pastoral care.
SourcesVatican News
The five parts the Annuario Pontificio counts, and in each of them only publishers who speak from it: a bishops' conference, a diocese, a Catholic paper of that place. An agency reporting about a continent from another one is in the wire below, not here.
Broken Bay News won the Bishop Philip Kennedy Memorial Award for Overall Excellence at the 2026 Australasian Catholic Press Association Awards.
Broken Bay News won the Bishop Philip Kennedy Memorial Award for Overall Excellence at the 2026 Australasian Catholic Press Association Awards. The magazine's design was praised by judges. The award was presented by Dunedin Bishop Michael Dooley.
SourcesCathNews AustraliaThe Record
Pope Leo XIV met with Bernard Arnault, who donated 200 million euros to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
Pope Leo XIV met with Bernard Arnault, who donated 200 million euros to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The meeting occurred ahead of the Pope's trip to France. Arnault is the head of Louis Vuitton and Europe's richest man.
SourcesThe Catholic SunOSV News
Bishop A. Elias Zaidan, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on International Justice and Peace, has called for greater humanitarian assistance for vulnerable…
Bishop A. Elias Zaidan, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on International Justice and Peace, has called for greater humanitarian assistance for vulnerable families and communities in Nepal following devastating flashfloods. Catholic Relief Services is closely monitoring the emergency and coordinating with Caritas Nepal and local partners to assess urgent needs. The U.S. Department of State is also closely monitoring the situation and deploying key personnel to support response efforts.
SourcesUSCCB NewsCatholic New York
Cardinal Sarah calls Pope Francis' restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass 'neither wise nor respectful' toward Benedict XVI.
Cardinal Sarah calls Pope Francis' restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass 'neither wise nor respectful' toward Benedict XVI. He believes opposition to the traditional liturgy will die out with the '68 generation. Sarah describes Benedict XVI's reaction to 'Traditionis Custodes' as a humble and prayerful offering to God.
The Diocese of Knoxville, Tennessee, is remembering the late Dolly Parton as 'one of our own.' Parton's career as a singer, songwriter, actress, businesswoman and philanthropist spanned…
The Diocese of Knoxville, Tennessee, is remembering the late Dolly Parton as 'one of our own.' Parton's career as a singer, songwriter, actress, businesswoman and philanthropist spanned decades. The diocese is reflecting on her legacy.
SourcesCatholic ReviewNational Catholic ReporterThe MonitorCatholic News AgencyACI PrensaThe Tablet
Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes stated that thousands of Mexican families live with the pain of not knowing where their loved ones are. He said that mothers, fathers, children and siblings have been searching for years.
SourcesVida Nueva
The University of Notre Dame Australia has awarded Dr Patrick Dodson an Honorary Doctor of Letters. Dr Dodson is a renowned Yawuru Elder and leader. The award recognises his decades-long advocacy for Aboriginal people and contribution to reconciliation, justice and education.
SourcesThe Record
Perth Auxiliary Bishop Nelson Po blessed the newly completed St John of God Midland Private Hospital. He prayed that caregivers will receive patients with kindness and tend to them with skill and care. The hospital will continue the healing mission of Jesus.
SourcesThe Record
Mary’s Meals provided school meals for more than three million children in 16 countries. The charity served over 400 million meals in 2025.
SourcesThe Record
Reg Firth, founder of the Perth branch of the Disciples of Jesus Covenant Community, has died at 81. He also founded Acts 2 College of Mission and Evangelisation, 24.7 Youth Ministry, and brought the Youth Mission Team to Perth. The Disciples of Jesus Covenant Community now has branches across Australia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.
SourcesThe Record
Two Western Australian MPs, Lachlan Hunter and Dave Kelly, have publicly argued for and against keeping the Lord's Prayer in parliamentary proceedings. The Procedure and Privileges Committee is reviewing the Standing Orders. Lachlan Hunter supports the review.
SourcesThe Record
The Bishop of San Antonio has excommunicated John Mary Foster, the superior of the Mission of Divine Mercy. The group claims Pope Francis and Pope Leo XIV are usurpers. They proclaim themselves authentic Catholics.
SourcesZENIT News Agency
Faith leaders and peace advocates gathered in Stockholm for dialogue, awards and prayer. The World Peace Award 2026 honored global peace advocates.
SourcesLiCAS News
Amos Monki Motsepe, a veteran CMA member, was laid to rest. His funeral was held. He was remembered for his quiet faith expressed through service.
SourcesThe Southern Cross
The Catholic News Service reviews the movie Mutiny, starring Jason Statham. The reviewer, John Mulderig, calls it a "dreary" and "explicitly revenge-driven bloodbath". The movie follows the story of Cole Reed, a former Royal Marine, who teams up with a crew member to free human trafficking victims.
SourcesThe Record
Chiara Lubich, founder of the Focolare Movement, wrote a prayer to Our Lady, Untier of Knots. The prayer aims to untie humanity's most difficult knots.
SourcesFocolare Movement
Purgatory is not a place. It is the pain of having the grain of wheat fall into the ground and die to come to a new fruitfulness.
SourcesCatholic Outlook
Caritas has launched a flood appeal in Nepal. Local Catholic families, foreigners, and tourists were affected. Nepal and China warn of a second flood.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
The Catholic Leader received three awards for excellence from the Australasian Catholic Press Association. The awards were given for Best News Content, among others. The awards night was held in Christchurch.
SourcesThe Catholic Leader
The Focolare Movement calls for action. The movement wants to see more action and fewer words.
SourcesFocolare Movement
Casais que se formaram na Canção Nova compartilham suas histórias. A organização sustenta a família e o carisma.
SourcesCanção Nova
The album has 14 compositions for different times and rites in church life.
SourcesCanção Nova
The Archdiocese of Malta publishes the Gospel of the day for 28th August. The Gospel is from Matthew 25:1-13. The readings of the day include 1 Corinthians 1:17-25 and Psalm 32 (33):1-2,4-5,10ab & 11.
SourcesKnisja Maltija
The scholarship has helped Isla in more than just financial ways.
SourcesCatholic Outlook
The St. John Paul II National Shrine dedicated a new retreat center in Washington, D.C. The center is affiliated with the shrine. The dedication took place on the feast of Our Lady of Częstochowa.
SourcesCatholic Review
Catholic colleges are mapping policies on AI use, guided by Magnifica Humanitas. At least one college may shift to analog instruction.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
The PUCP and the Academia Peruana de Historia Eclesiástica are organizing an international conference on the history of the Church in Peru. The conference will take place on August 28. The event will focus on the period between the two Vatican Councils.
SourcesACI Prensa
The Brisbane Telugu Catholic community celebrated the Assumption of Mary and Indian Independence Day with Mass and festivities. Fr Ravi Koyya celebrated the Eucharist at Our Lady and St Dympna’s Parish in Aspley. The community came together in faith and celebration.
SourcesThe Catholic Leader
The Northern Territory Parliament passed voluntary assisted dying laws. The laws include a gag clause barring doctors from raising end-of-life options with patients.
SourcesCathNews Australia
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese guarantees Australia’s refugee intake will not be cut. A cabinet minister had confirmed plans to slash the humanitarian program by almost a third from next year.
SourcesCathNews Australia
Father Timothy Tarnacki is leaving Philadelphia after 10 years of ministry. He will take on a new assignment in Florida. He reflects on his experiences in Philadelphia.
SourcesCatholicPhilly
The Archdiocese of New York has announced new principals for its Catholic schools. The appointments reflect the Archdiocese's commitment to developing faith-filled leaders.
SourcesCatholic New York
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