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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

Protecting marriage more urgent than ever, pope says after surgery

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Marriage requires more than physical attraction, Pope Leo XIV said in his first weekly general audience since undergoing

Protecting marriage more urgent than ever, pope says after surgerysmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:27+01:00

Analysis: As US bishops’ ‘Economic Justice for All’ turns 40, is a new update urgent?

(OSV News) — Most Americans are familiar with the phrase “with liberty and justice for all” as the concluding line of the Pledge

Analysis: As US bishops’ ‘Economic Justice for All’ turns 40, is a new update urgent?smccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:26+01:00

UPDATE: Pope Leo needs ‘no further treatment’ following lung cancer surgery

(OSV News) — Doctors have confirmed Pope Leo XIV needs “no further treatment” following his Oct. 13 surgery for lung cancer. In an

UPDATE: Pope Leo needs ‘no further treatment’ following lung cancer surgerysmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:25+01:00

Georgia Martyrs’ beatification the next big event for US Church

(OSV News) — While six years separate the two most recent U.S. beatifications of Blessed Michael J. McGivney in 2020 and Blessed Fulton

Georgia Martyrs’ beatification the next big event for US Churchsmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:25+01:00

Catholic groups raise alarm about DOJ guidance on institutionalizing persons with disabilities

WASHINGTON (OSV News) — Key Catholic organizations, including the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, sent a joint letter to Congress calling a

Catholic groups raise alarm about DOJ guidance on institutionalizing persons with disabilitiessmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:25+01:00

Haitian Catholics in Philly mark 50 years of faith, despite immigration crackdown

PHILADELPHIA (OSV News) — Haitian Catholics in Philadelphia are marking a half century of faith and fellowship, amid Trump administration crackdowns on immigration,

Haitian Catholics in Philly mark 50 years of faith, despite immigration crackdownsmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:24+01:00

Archbishop ‘grateful, honored’ Indianapolis chosen to host 2029 National Eucharistic Congress

INDIANAPOLIS (OSV News) — The people gathered for a dinner in Indianapolis Oct. 20 erupted into cheers and applause when Bishop Andrew H.

Archbishop ‘grateful, honored’ Indianapolis chosen to host 2029 National Eucharistic Congresssmccorkpriestir2026-10-22T04:09:24+01:00

Ahead of pope’s surgery, Mexican bishops brought plight of country’s missing persons to pontiff

(OSV News) — Days before Pope Leo XIV announced that he would undergo surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, the Mexican bishops’ conference presented

Ahead of pope’s surgery, Mexican bishops brought plight of country’s missing persons to pontiffsmccorkpriestir2026-10-21T04:08:50+01:00

Centuries later, Georgia Martyrs offer fresh witness to faith, says Cardinal Leo

(OSV News) — On Oct. 31, the Georgia Martyrs — five 16th-century Spanish Franciscan missionaries who served the indigenous Guale people of what

Centuries later, Georgia Martyrs offer fresh witness to faith, says Cardinal Leosmccorkpriestir2026-10-21T04:08:49+01:00