St. Therese Catholic Church

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has laid off staff members from its Department of Justice, Peace, and Human Development, a division that has frequently found itself embroiled in controversy.

Recently, a community of Poor Clare nuns in Spain announced their decision to leave the Catholic Church, committing the canonical crime of schism and incurring excommunication. Additionally, Italian Archbishop Carlo Mar�­a Vigano is undergoing a Vatican extrajudicial process for schism. This raises the question: what exactly are schism and excommunication in the Catholic Church? Here's an explanation.

My mother, Helen, passed last fall. Though she lived to a very old age, and we had a good relationship, I was puzzled that her death impacted me profoundly. It was only when a good friend pointed out to me that the relationship with our mothers is different because, generally speaking, they love us unconditionally and are our advocates, that I understood my grief.

The reports spread by certain media outlets, stating that I presented myself yesterday, Thursday, June 20, at the Palace of the Holy Office, as intimated to me by the Decree of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, is devoid of any foundation. These reports are completely false.

Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the former papal nuncio to the United States, is facing a charge of schism brought by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF).

The nine nuclear-armed states - United States, Russia, United Kingdom, France, China, India, Pakistan, North Korea and Israel - "continued to modernize their nuclear arsenals 2023."

The concept of the firmament and the existence of angels have been central to many religious and spiritual traditions throughout history. These ideas, rooted in ancient cosmology and scripture, continue to hold significance for many people today. This article explores the firmament and angels, offering support for these beliefs from both a historical and contemporary viewpoint.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns that the likelihood of a second American Civil War is greater than one in three, urging investors to consider moving part of their assets abroad.