Bishop Mark Seitz said nearly 20 lawsuits against the diocese led him to file for Chapter 11 reorganization.

A group of high school seniors and their teacher chaperones spoke with EWTN News about being stuck in the Middle East during the beginning of hostilities there last week.

The speakers encouraged the college students to get married, have children, stay off the internet (unless it enables them to telework and stay near their extended families), and be political.

Although abortion has been legal in the country since 1978, by a large majority vote in its Legislature the small European nation has inserted the “freedom to abort” in its constitution.

An exhibit honoring the 19 Algerian martyrs is making stops at major cities around the globe. The postulator for the martyrs’ cause and the sister of one of them tells EWTN News what they stood for.

Archbishop Gabriele Giordano Caccia has until now served as the Vatican’s representative to the United Nations in New York.

Polish archbishop Antoni Baraniak was beaten, starved, and interrogated 145 times by the Stalinist regime — and never yielded.

Sister Mary Agnes Donavan says to recognize our God-given gifts, “other people notice it first, and they'll tell you.”

A federal judge blocked the rule nine months ago.

U.S. bishops said they hope to work with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s replacement. Policy scholars said they expect that many of the administration’s priorities will remain in place.