Catholic good news is breaking out across the world! This week, 600,000 people registered for Pope Leo XIV’s Mass in secular France, hundreds of thousands renewed their fidelity to Christ and Our Lady in Argentina, and England and Wales defeated another attempt to legalize assisted suicide.
We also cover the liquefaction of St. Januarius’s blood in Naples, new priests and deacons ordained in Mozambique, the Korean Church’s compassionate defense of unborn life, Catholic assistance for people with disabilities in Cambodia, St. Bernadette’s relics arriving in Washington, the Vatican’s first potential Oscar contender, and the expansion of the Vatican Apostolic Library and Archives.
These are the Catholic stories the mainstream media often overlooks—evidence that the Faith remains alive, charitable and capable of bringing hope to a troubled world.
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