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48 years after installation, St. John Paul II provides moral foundation for today’s tech race

(OSV News) — As the Catholic Church marks the feast of St. John Paul II, scholars and Church leaders are pointing to

48 years after installation, St. John Paul II provides moral foundation for today’s tech racesmccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:46+01:00

Pope invites youth to bring wounds, dreams to Seoul as WYD registration opens

(OSV News) — Next year’s World Youth Day is not a sightseeing excursion but an opportunity for Catholic youth to deepen and

Pope invites youth to bring wounds, dreams to Seoul as WYD registration openssmccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:46+01:00

Notre Dame welcomes Banana Ball — and a story of perseverance

(OSV News) — Notre Dame Stadium has housed generations of football memories. Next summer, someone catching a foul ball in the stands could

Notre Dame welcomes Banana Ball — and a story of perseverancesmccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:45+01:00

Meeting US Jewish leaders, pope warns differences must not fuel prejudice

(OSV News) — Welcoming U.S. Jewish leaders at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV emphasized the Church’s commitment to fostering friendship between the two

Meeting US Jewish leaders, pope warns differences must not fuel prejudicesmccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:44+01:00

Archbishop Coakley: Botched execution, proposed livestream reveal ‘inhumanity’ of death penalty

WASHINGTON (OSV News) — A proposed and later canceled livestream of a military execution and the botched execution of Tennessee inmate Christa Pike

Archbishop Coakley: Botched execution, proposed livestream reveal ‘inhumanity’ of death penaltysmccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:43+01:00

Most Catholic health institutions in Illinois temporarily protected from assisted suicide law

CHICAGO (OSV News) — A significant number of Catholic health workers in Illinois are now covered by a temporary restraining order on

Most Catholic health institutions in Illinois temporarily protected from assisted suicide lawsmccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:43+01:00

Vatican’s doctrine office publishes ‘Venite ad Me’ on passing on the faith amid ‘epochal change’

VATICAN CITY (OSV News) — The Vatican’s doctrine office published a new a document Oct. 22 on how to pass on the Christian

Vatican’s doctrine office publishes ‘Venite ad Me’ on passing on the faith amid ‘epochal change’smccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:43+01:00

Alberta rejects separation in referendum, but ‘road to healing will be a long one’

Paul Schratz / Canadian Catholic News (OSV News) — Alberta voters have decided against starting the process toward a binding referendum on

Alberta rejects separation in referendum, but ‘road to healing will be a long one’smccorkpriestir2026-10-23T04:09:42+01:00

Irish synod marks ‘end of an era’ with national gathering

DUBLIN (OSV News) — A synodal assembly in Ireland at which laypeople, religious, clergy and bishops from across the island gathered to vote

Irish synod marks ‘end of an era’ with national gatheringsmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:27+01:00

Former premier who led Quebec when province OK’d ‘assistance in dying’ now questions its expansion

Paul Schratz / Canadian Catholic News (OSV News) — Former Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard’s reservations about the expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying,

Former premier who led Quebec when province OK’d ‘assistance in dying’ now questions its expansionsmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:27+01:00