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What is happening in the Church today?
From the Holy See
Vatican News · Diocese of Hallam · Agenzia Fides · Canção Nova- 02 discussChurch & State10h ago
War in Sudan intensifies, with fighting in El Obeid and Blue Nile.
2 sources·Agenzia FidesVatican News
War in Sudan intensifies, with fighting in El Obeid and Blue Nile. Pope Leo XIV expresses concern. Civilians are affected by drone strikes.
SourcesAgenzia FidesVatican News
- 03 discussReligious Orders2h ago
Pope Leo XIV addressed the annual assembly of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) in the US via video message.
6 sources·Vatican NewsCanção NovaNational Catholic Register+2
Pope Leo XIV addressed the annual assembly of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) in the US via video message. The LCWR represents approximately 66% of the 35,000 Catholic sisters in the US. The Pope highlighted the importance of religious institutions' contributions to evangelization, education, and caring for the poor.
SourcesVatican NewsCanção NovaNational Catholic RegisterACI DigitalACI Prensa
- 04 discussBishops10h ago
The Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference released a pastoral letter on the 2026 municipal elections.
4 sources·Southern African Catholic Bishops' ConferenceArchdiocese of PretoriaArchdiocese of Cape Town+1
The Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference released a pastoral letter on the 2026 municipal elections. The letter emphasizes the importance of promoting the common good. Christian leaders in South Sudan also warned against fueling insecurity and violence during the 2026 elections.
SourcesSouthern African Catholic Bishops' ConferenceArchdiocese of PretoriaArchdiocese of Cape TownAgenzia Fides
- 05 discussReligious Orders2h ago
Pope Leo XIV addressed the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US, emphasizing the importance of synodality and the role of women religious in making the mission and mystery of…
7 sources·The Holy SeeVatican News
Pope Leo XIV addressed the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US, emphasizing the importance of synodality and the role of women religious in making the mission and mystery of the Church visible. He encouraged them to become experts in synodality and to contribute to the awakening of the world through their vitalities and testimonies. The Pope also expressed gratitude for the contributions of their institutes in evangelization, education, and care for the poor and marginalized.
SourcesThe Holy SeeVatican News
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Wednesday, August 12
57 stories · 20 corroborated- 01 discussCatholic LifeNew 23m ago
Rhoda Wise, a laywoman from Ohio, may be declared venerable.
2 sources·The Catholic SunOSV News
Rhoda Wise, a laywoman from Ohio, may be declared venerable. She was a mystic and stigmatist. Her canonization cause has taken a step forward.
SourcesThe Catholic SunOSV News
- 02 discussDiocesesNew 1h ago
The Archdiocese of Barquisimeto initiates a cycle of spiritual renewal.
3 sources·Diocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Guanare
The Archdiocese of Barquisimeto initiates a cycle of spiritual renewal. The Jubilar Year commemorates 374 years of Nuestra Señora de Coromoto's appearance and 74 years of her canonical coronation as Patron of Venezuela. The year will focus on spiritual renewal and solidarity.
SourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Guanare
- 03 discussChurch & State2h ago
The Venezuelan OMP expresses solidarity with Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake.
3 sources·Diocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Cartagena
The Venezuelan OMP expresses solidarity with Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake. The earthquake affected several regions, causing damage and loss of life. The Church in Venezuela offers prayers and support to those affected.
SourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Cartagena
- 04 discussEducationNew 1h ago
Alumni help Year 12 students prepare for Studies of Religion exams.
2 sources·Catholic Outlook
Alumni help Year 12 students prepare for Studies of Religion exams. The event aims to build students' confidence.
SourcesCatholic Outlook
- 05 discussReligious Freedom2h ago
Arizona's Supreme Court made a unanimous decision upholding a broad definition of clergy-penitent privilege.
3 sources·Diocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun
Arizona's Supreme Court made a unanimous decision upholding a broad definition of clergy-penitent privilege. The case involved the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The decision benefits the Catholic Church's seal of the confessional.
SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun
- 06 discussChurch & State2h ago
Abogados Cristianos filed a complaint for the desecration of two tabernacles and a relic at a Madrid parish.
2 sources·OSV NewsThe Catholic Sun
Abogados Cristianos filed a complaint for the desecration of two tabernacles and a relic at a Madrid parish. The incident occurred during an apparent robbery. A formal complaint was filed in a Spanish court.
SourcesOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun
- 07 discussCulture2h ago
The White Sox held a pope-themed game, giving away 40,000 'pope hats' to fans.
5 sources·Diocese of Fort Wayne-South BendNational Catholic ReporterReligion News Service+2
The White Sox held a pope-themed game, giving away 40,000 'pope hats' to fans. The team lost to the Cincinnati Reds. The event was a tribute to Pope Leo XIV, a White Sox fan.
SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendNational Catholic ReporterReligion News ServiceNational Catholic RegisterThe Catholic Sun
- 08 discussCatholic Life5h ago
St. Eugene Catholic Church's $25,000 gift erased over $6.5 million in medical debt.
3 sources·Catholic News AgencyNational Catholic RegisterCatholic World Report
St. Eugene Catholic Church's $25,000 gift erased over $6.5 million in medical debt. The parish launched a medical-debt relief effort to help families facing crushing bills.
SourcesCatholic News AgencyNational Catholic RegisterCatholic World Report
- 09 discussReligious OrdersNew 1h ago
Pope Leo XIV encouraged sisters to foster vocations to religious life in the US.
4 sources·Diocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun+1
Pope Leo XIV encouraged sisters to foster vocations to religious life in the US. He sent a video message to the Leadership Conference of Women Religious. The message was sent on Aug. 12.
SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic SunThe Texas Catholic
- 10 discussBishops5h ago
Card. Matteo Zuppi guided a prayer vigil for peace and justice in the Holy Land.
2 sources·Agenzia SIRDiocese of Bologna
Card. Matteo Zuppi guided a prayer vigil for peace and justice in the Holy Land. The event took place at the ruins of the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Casaglia, Monte Sole. The Archdiocese of Bologna and the Piccola Famiglia dell'Annunziata organized the vigil.
- 11 discussBishops5h ago
Bishop O'Connell encourages prayers and financial support for victims of a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia.
2 sources·The MonitorReligión Digital
Bishop O'Connell encourages prayers and financial support for victims of a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia. The quake caused damage and casualties in Cali and other areas. The Diocese of Quibdó reported 14 deaths and over 120 affected people.
SourcesThe MonitorReligión Digital
- 12 discussReligious Orders3h ago
Trappist Father Benedict Chao, the world's oldest Trappist monk, died at 108 years old.
6 sources·Catholic ReviewCatholic New YorkThe Tablet+3
Trappist Father Benedict Chao, the world's oldest Trappist monk, died at 108 years old. He was a survivor of Chinese communist persecution and helped rebuild a monastery in Hong Kong. The Diocese of Hong Kong announced his death.
SourcesCatholic ReviewCatholic New YorkThe TabletThe MonitorCathNews AustraliaAmerica
- 14 discussBishops7h ago
Catholic bishops unveiled a memorial plaque marking 75 years of the ecclesiastical hierarchy in Southern Africa.
2 sources·Southern African Catholic Bishops' ConferenceArchdiocese of Pretoria
Catholic bishops unveiled a memorial plaque marking 75 years of the ecclesiastical hierarchy in Southern Africa. The event was announced by the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference and the Archdiocese of Pretoria.
SourcesSouthern African Catholic Bishops' ConferenceArchdiocese of Pretoria
- 15 discussEducation7h ago
The Catholic Church will showcase its contribution to education in Santa Cruz through the 'Expo-Obras CEIL 2026' fair.
2 sources·Apostolic Vicariate of CamiriArchdiocese of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
The Catholic Church will showcase its contribution to education in Santa Cruz through the 'Expo-Obras CEIL 2026' fair. The event is organized by the Delegación Episcopal de Educación Santa Cruz. It aims to highlight the Church's educational work in the area.
SourcesApostolic Vicariate of CamiriArchdiocese of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
- 16 discussCanon Law7h ago
EWTN News explains canon law and its application to everyday Catholics.
2 sources·Catholic News AgencyCatholic World Report
EWTN News explains canon law and its application to everyday Catholics. Canon law has made headlines in the Catholic Church.
- 17 discussReligious Freedom4h ago
Thousands of Christians in Pakistan protested for constitutional equality and religious freedom.
3 sources·Catholic News AgencyCatholic Star HeraldCatholic World Report
Thousands of Christians in Pakistan protested for constitutional equality and religious freedom. Rallies in Karachi and Faisalabad called for constitutional amendments and curbs on blasphemy law abuse. Protesters urged the government to address long-standing discrimination.
SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic Star HeraldCatholic World Report
- 18 discussVatican7h ago
Pope Leo will return to Castel Gandolfo to celebrate Mass for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
3 sources·Vatican NewsDiocese of HallamDiocese of Skopje
Pope Leo will return to Castel Gandolfo to celebrate Mass for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. He will pray the Angelus at St. Thomas of Villanova Parish.
- 19 discussReligious Orders7h ago
Pope Leo XIV addressed the annual assembly of US Catholic sisters.
3 sources·Vatican NewsGlobal Sisters ReportNational Catholic Reporter
Pope Leo XIV addressed the annual assembly of US Catholic sisters. He encouraged them to promote unity and accompany young people in discerning their vocation. The pope emphasized the Church's need for their charisms and witness.
SourcesVatican NewsGlobal Sisters ReportNational Catholic Reporter
- 20 discussBishops9h ago
Bishop Thulani says they are implementing synodality in Southern Africa.
2 sources·Archdiocese of PretoriaSouthern African Catholic Bishops' Conference
Bishop Thulani says they are implementing synodality in Southern Africa. The Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference is involved.
SourcesArchdiocese of PretoriaSouthern African Catholic Bishops' Conference
- 21 discussCatholic LifeNew 42m ago
Catholic Outlook
Catholic Healthcare has started the final stage of the St Hedwig Village redevelopment in Blacktown. The project will transform the site into a leading community for older people. The redevelopment is located in Western Sydney.
SourcesCatholic Outlook
- 22 discussCatholic LifeNew 1h ago
ACI Prensa
The Catholic Church celebrates four Marian dogmas. They are Inmaculada Concepción, Maternidad Divina, Virginidad Perpetua and Asunción. ACI Prensa explains their origin and meaning.
SourcesACI Prensa
- 23 discussDiocesesNew 1h ago
Knisja Maltija
The Archdiocese of Malta is holding a Mass and Rosary on 13th August 2026 at 9:30am. The event includes prayer for spiritual communion.
SourcesKnisja Maltija
- 24 discussCatholic LifeNew 1h ago
Catholic News Agency
Peru aims to become a regular destination for pilgrims, benefiting the local economy. Pope Leo XIV's visit can serve as a launchpad. This move can boost the economy.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
- 25 discussDiocesesNew 1h ago
Vida Nueva
The original Virgin of Torreciudad statue will preside over the 47th Romería de Vírgenes de Ribagorza. Bishop Ángel Javier Pérez Pueyo ordered its transfer to the ermita-santuario. The event will take place on September 5 in Torreciudad.
SourcesVida Nueva
- 27 discussCatholic Life2h ago
The Monitor
Deacon Anthony Nicholas DiCesare died on Aug. 9 at age 90. He ministered at Our Lady of Hope Parish for over 20 years. A visitation and wake service is scheduled for Aug. 14.
SourcesThe Monitor
- 28 discussReligious Freedom2h ago
Catholic News Agency
Bishop Joseph Gontrand Décoste says gangs target the Church. Violence has shut parishes and schools. The Church is a moral and ethical bulkhead.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
- 30 discussChurch & State2h ago
CathNews Australia
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insists Labor has not been swayed by gambling donations. He is nearing a compromise deal with the Opposition on wagering reform.
SourcesCathNews Australia
- 31 discussCatholic Life2h ago
CathNews Australia
Young Australians are experiencing a 'polycrisis' of economic, social, environmental, and political pressures. Traditional milestones are out of reach. New research highlights the challenges.
SourcesCathNews Australia
- 35 discussReligious Orders3h ago
Catholic New York
The Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary in Staten Island mark their centennial jubilee. A plenary indulgence was granted by Pope Leo XIV. The celebration is held at the Schoenstatt Shrine.
SourcesCatholic New York
- 37 discussLife & Family3h ago
Catholic News Agency
A Texas district court ruled that two hospitals must care for a baby born to a surrogate mother. The baby, Gabriel, is at the center of a surrogacy dispute. The hospitals are UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children's Medical Center of Dallas.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
- 38 discussCatholic LifeNew 1h ago
Magyar Kurír·Perspective
Magyar Kurír shares the daily gospel for August 13, 2026. The gospel is from Mt 18,21–19,1.
SourcesMagyar Kurír
- 41 discussLife & Family3h ago
Catholic News Agency
Medicaid formally ends funds for 'sex-rejecting procedures' for minors. The US Conference of Catholic Bishops urged government action in this area. This policy was part of the Trump administration.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
- 43 discussCatholic Life4h ago
National Catholic Register
Newlywed couples received a blessing in Rome. The event is described as a memory that will last a lifetime.
SourcesNational Catholic Register
- 44 discussChurch & State4h ago
Agência Ecclesia
D. Pedro Fernandes spoke at a press conference in Fátima about the Peregrinação do Migrante e Refugiado. The Church fights for migrants' voices. Eugénia Quaresma also attended.
SourcesAgência Ecclesia
- 47 discussReligious Orders4h ago
Catholic News Agency
Father Benedict Chau, the last Chinese Trappist monk to survive Maoist persecution, has died. He spent his final days at the monastery of Our Lady of Joy on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. He was 108 years old.
SourcesCatholic News Agency
- 55 discussCulture4h ago
National Catholic Register·Perspective
The National Catholic Register published commentary on Ross Douthat. The commentary discusses accompaniment.
SourcesNational Catholic Register
- 57 discussCulture7h ago
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