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Police say a Nebraska man posted violent threats against a Catholic school and the governor's family before being arrested on multiple charges. thecatholicherald.com/article/nebras…

Vice President JD Vance said Christians should not separate their faith from politics, pointing to Catholic social teaching as a guide for public life. thecatholicherald.com/article/jd-van…

The scandal-plagued priest Father Marko Rupnik is accused of serial abuse of multiple forms. Now he is reportedly set to be possibly acquitted at the close of a Vatican investigation which was instigated over two and a half years ago. But what is happening in the secretive case? ✍️ @MLJHaynes thecatholicherald.com/article/could-…

Amid war, destruction and loss, Fr Gabriel Romanelli’s account of life at Gaza’s only Catholic parish offers a compelling testimony of faith, resilience and hope. ✍️ Andrew Nash thecatholicherald.com/article/a-prie…

The Superior General of the SSPX has encouraged Catholics to continue their support of the traditional group He also argued that the Holy See is ultimately excommunicating Tradition ✍️ @MLJHaynes thecatholicherald.com/article/sspx-h…

Archbishop Moth congratulates Prime Minister Andy Burnham. thecatholicherald.com/article/archbi…

JUST IN: Could Father Rupnik be acquitted? @messainlatino reports it is likely: “We have learned from persistent and highly credible sources that the criminal trial currently underway in the Vatican against Father Marko Ivan Rupnik has reportedly concluded with a favorable outcome for him.” The Vatican re-opened an investigation into Rupnik in October 2023. He is accused of serially sexually & spiritually abusing male & female victims, including nuns. The credibility of the well-documented allegations of Rupnik’s abuse is deemed to be “very high” by his former Jesuit superiors. DDF Prefect Cardinal Fernández defended the slow state of the trial last summer, saying other cases were “perhaps more serious but less publicized”

Catholic bishops have renewed their opposition to assisted suicide after new legislation was introduced in Parliament. thecatholicherald.com/article/archbi…

The great metropolis of New York owes its name not to the English city but to James, Duke of York, whose ships sailed into the harbour and seized New Amsterdam from the Dutch in 1664. Within just a few years of that conquest, James – brother to King Charles II – had converted to Catholicism, and he ruled his new province from England as a personal proprietary colony, just as Lord Baltimore ruled Maryland. In 1683, he appointed an Irishman and a fellow Catholic, Thomas Dongan, as governor of New York. ✍️ @cusackandrew thecatholicherald.com/article/thomas…

The week ahead: A new Prime Minister, SSPX developments and Second Family baby news. Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/the-we…

Who wins the World Cup of Catholicism: Spain or Argentina? thecatholicherald.com/article/who-wi…

Spain and Argentina meet in the World Cup final this evening, but the two footballing rivals share a rich Catholic heritage. Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/six-sa…

In a new interview, Cardinal Burke has reiterated the central role the traditional liturgy has in the Catholic Church’s life, while also commenting on modern-day missionary activity. 🔗 thecatholicherald.com/article/cardin…

Venezuelan Seminarian helps survivors find hope. Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/venezu…

Venezuelan Seminarian helps survivors find hope. Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/venezu…

Safe, legal and rare was the promise of pro-abortion campaigners and politicians as Ireland became the first country to legalise abortion through a popular vote in 2018. However, as the statistics show, it is anything but rare, with one in six pregnancies in Ireland ending in abortion in 2025. ✍ Ruadhan Jones Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/irelan…

New Zealand assisted suicide cases rise sharply. Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/new-ze…

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone has responded to the Society of Saint Pius X’s episcopal consecrations by urging renewed dialogue and arguing that wider access to the traditional Mass could help address long-standing tensions. ✍ @MLJHaynes Article | thecatholicherald.com/article/cordil…

Pro-abortion advocates refuse to enact commonsense safeguards on dangerous chemical abortion drugs to protect women from serious adverse events, or worse, abortion-related coercion and abuse. thecatholicherald.com/article/why-ab…

Papal holiday won’t put the lid on bubbling tensions. Pope Leo’s summer recess at Castel Gandolfo has brought calm to the Vatican, but the SSPX’s appeal and renewed debate over ‘Traditionis Custodes’ threaten to disturb the lull. ✍️ @MLJHaynes thecatholicherald.com/article/papal-…