The Latest Breaking News from the Catholic Church

Minneapolis residents say they feel besieged under what some are calling a fascist occupation. Thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been swarming a city whose vast majority in 2024 did not vote for Donald Trump – or for a paramilitary roundup of its diverse population.

Cuba's government accused the United States of using humanitarian assistance as a tool of "political manipulation"

2/5 BBC documentary zaps the mystery and majesty out of one of religion’s most ancient customs

The new Archbishop previously served as Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Southwark in south London

Archbishop-elect Richard Moth was asked about migration, assisted dying and safeguarding in his first public appearance in the new role.

Bishop Richard Moth replaces Cardinal Vincent Nichols as the Archbishop of Westminster

On 9 December 1905, France abolished Catholicism as the state religion after MPs voted to separate church and state, a move that redefined the relationship between the republic and religious worship and founded the principle of secularism seen in modern France.

Pope Leo XIV has met with members of Italy’s intelligence services and warned them not to use confidential information for blackmailing or other nefarious purposes

A federal judge has approved a federal settlement that will clear the way for the New Orleans Archdiocese to pay at least $230 million to hundreds of victims of clergy sexual abuse