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Berlin — More than 7,500 people took part in the annual March for Life in Berlin on Saturday, under the motto: "No Child is Unsuitable." The peaceful gathering was organized by the Federal Association for the Right to Life. Participants brandished placards supporting the right to life from
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Vatican City — After spending three days in Rome to celebrate the Jubilee of Mercy, Pope Francis' diplomatic representatives throughout the world have called on government leaders to make greater efforts in ending conflict and promoting peace. According to a Sept. 19 communique from the Vatican, the papal ambassadors – called
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Washington D.C. — The United States government has an opportunity to end its legal battle with the Little Sisters of the Poor and the administration must "seize that opportunity," legal experts are maintaining. "In a nation dedicated to religious liberty, church-state conflict on this scale should be
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Washington D.C. — After the United States has declared that genocide is taking place against Christians and other religious minorities in Iraq, what is the next step for genocide victims displaced from their homes? "Together, we will advocate for the Christian, Yazidi, and other communities in Northern Iraq that
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Toronto (CNA/EWTN News) — Middle East Christians need help to survive, and leaders in the relief effort have outlined what the average Catholic can do. "They can speak out. They should talk with their parish. And they should pray," Carl Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus,
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Vatican City (CNA/EWTN News) — On Wednesday the Vatican released the names of 16 people appointed by Pope Francis to the Vatican's Secretariat for Communications, among whom is American religious freedom and prolife attorney Kim Daniels. A graduate from Princeton University and the University of Chicago Law School,
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Denver (CNA/EWTN News) — On July 1, Kara Jackson crossed the 40th state off her list. The 18-year-old helped serve Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Northglenn, Colorado. Dressed in her own vestments and a big smile on her face, Jackson served with the same passion she
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Ontario, Canada (CNA/EWTN News) — Canada's controversial assisted suicide measure had barely passed Parliament when national leaders discussed the possibility of expanding it to allow doctor-assisted death for minors and the mentally ill. In February 2015, the Canadian Supreme Court had ruled that doctors may help patients who