‘We all have a voice’ on AI, says head of US bishops’ new task force
(OSV News) — Moments after the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops announced the creation of its task force on artificial intelligence, OSV News
Aparecida shrine celebrates completion of Rupnik-designed western facade
(OSV News) — While France’s Lourdes shrine moves to cover mosaics by Father Marko Rupnik, Brazil’s National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida
In AI guardrails push, US bishops advocate for Kids Online Safety Act at the Capitol
WASHINGTON (OSV News) — More than a dozen U.S. bishops met with members of Congress on Sept. 16 to urge lawmakers to enact
Inspired by the zeal of the venerable Fulton Sheen, a man who lived life to the fullest
I wonder where I’ve been all this time, as I didn’t know Archbishop Fulton Sheen until relatively recently. It wasn’t until I
French Church awaits ‘breath of new life’ from Pope Leo XIV’s visit
PARIS (OSV News) — With a little over a week left in France to welcome Pope Leo XIV, the country’s Catholics hope for
US bishops form new task force over AI concerns, meet with tech leaders
(OSV News) — Amid recent calls from several artificial intelligence leaders for a slowdown in the technology’s development, the nation’s Catholic bishops are
Bishops of North America: We are a Church called to walk in communion
(OSV News) — In recent days, a fraternal gathering brought together representatives of the U.S., Mexican and Canadian episcopal conferences in Cuernavaca, Mexico,
Trump names Bishop Barron to international religious freedom watchdog
WASHINGTON (OSV News) — President Donald Trump’s new appointees to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom include Bishop Robert E. Barron of
Virginia diocese investigates potential sainthood cause for Catholic father who saved his son
ARLINGTON, Va. (OSV News) — It’s been 18 years since Thomas Vander Woude gave his life to save his son Joseph from
Families of inmates spend $840 million a year to support them in Brazil, Catholic ministry finds
SAO PAULO (OSV News) — Brazilian families of prisoners spend an estimated $840 million a year to provide basic necessities such as food,