Archbishop Adrian Galbas, the Metropolitan of Warsaw, issued a public appeal on Friday evening calling on the faithful to pray for Poland amid escalating tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.
A Colorado mother said state officials denied her family about $12,000 in preschool benefits because she chose a Catholic school for her children, and the dispute reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
A 20-year-old Coptic Orthodox Christian from Egypt died in Libya in early October after he was abducted and reportedly tortured for refusing to renounce his faith in Christ, according to accounts from his family and people close to him.
A Polish court on Thursday convicted Bishop Andrzej Jeż of the Diocese of Tarnów of failing to promptly notify authorities about the sexual abuse of minors by two priests from his diocese, marking the first such conviction of a sitting bishop in the country.
Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest Father Samir Mikhael Daou was found murdered on Thursday inside a house he owned in his hometown of Ain Jrain in the Jbeil district, authorities and local reports said, roughly a day after he went missing.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Milwaukee Jeffrey S. Grob issued a public apology on Sunday for his participation in an Oct. 22 meeting at the White House in which a dozen Catholic bishops prayed over President Donald Trump, saying the administration had posted video and photographs of the moment without the bishops’ consent and turned a private gathering into a political photo opportunity.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York has agreed to pay $800 million to resolve sexual abuse claims brought by roughly 1,300 people, according to announcements made Saturday.
Gunmen have killed more than 40 people, including children, in a coordinated attack against Christians in two villages in Shirka woreda in the Arsi area of Ethiopia’s Oromia region on October 24, 2026, according to residents and church sources.
A man entered a Coptic Orthodox church in Giza early Thursday morning and set a small fire inside, damaging curtains, carpets, and furnishings before authorities arrested him, church officials and Egyptian security sources said. No one was injured.
Two unidentified gunmen opened fire during a funeral at a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan’s Karak governorate on Friday, killing six people and wounding 28 others, Jordan’s Public Security Directorate said.
A Catholic priest who is also a school principal was found unconscious and bleeding heavily in his office early Wednesday after three masked men attacked him the previous night, according to church officials and police.
Anti-Christian harassment incidents in the Holy Land climbed further in the third quarter of 2026, according to data released by the Religious Freedom Data Center (RFDC).
A fire broke out Thursday evening in the Sint-Amanduskerk in Meulebeke, a district of Tielt in West Flanders. The blaze, which began around 6:30 p.m. during roof work on the sacristy, was contained quickly after the parish priest discovered it in time. No injuries were reported.
Archbishop James Golka of the Archdiocese of Denver asked Fr. Chad Ripperger, a prominent Catholic priest, exorcist, and founder of the Society of the Most Sorrowful Mother (also known as the Doloran Fathers), to take a one-year break from public speaking and interviews. Fr. Ripperger obeyed the request, according to an official statement released by the archdiocese on October 19th, 2026.
French bishops condemned the “unacceptable violence” that erupted across the country on October 17, 2026, expressing support for the injured and for shopkeepers while urging that “legitimate demands” be heard without further descent into chaos.
A Roman Catholic priest died Saturday after a large wooden crucifix fell from the wall and struck him while he celebrated Mass at a church in this coastal city, an incident captured on a live stream and later confirmed by church officials.
Most Catholic schools in England and Wales are promoting information on how pupils could obtain confidential access to abortion and contraception, according to a claim published in early October 2026 by John Smeaton, a longtime pro-life campaigner.
Fr. John Inalegwu Otache, parish priest of St. Margaret’s Parish (Sainte-Marguerite) in Ajegbe-Awume, Ohimini Local Government Area of Benue State, was kidnapped on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, while returning home from Otukpo.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Chicago faces a new wave of civil lawsuits as of October 2026 that alleged priests sexually abused more than 100 African-American children over more than three decades at the former Holy Angels Parish in Bronzeville.
Euthanasia made up more than 1 in 10 deaths in several regions of Canada last year, even as the national growth rate slowed, according to government data released in late 2025 and early 2026. The pattern emerged in a country where a slim majority of residents still identify as Christian in the last full census, though that share had fallen for decades and later surveys suggested it had slipped further.
The United States has admitted no Christian refugees from the countries where believers faced the most severe persecution during fiscal year 2026, according to a report released in early September by Open Doors US and World Relief.
The case study of Roger Foley in Ontario, and Fr. Larry Holland in British Columbia, both demonstrate ongoing patterns of pressure and coercion from the publicly-funded medical system to accept assisted suicide rather than practical and supportive treatment options while in hospital.
On June 12, 2026, the Archibishop of Detroit Edward Weisenburger attended the grand opening of the Imam Al-Hasanain Mosque and the new campus of the Islamic Institute of America (IIOA), where he delivered remarks that drew sharp criticism from traditionalist Catholics.
J.D. Vance was heckled as protesters respond to his support of conflict in the Middle East, and U.S. support of Israel.
The complaint was filed in 2019, and after an investigation that lasted over a year, no satisfying conclusion was provided and the complainants were instead shut down. After 6 years, they are now seeking answers under the new archbishop and his message of transparency and accountability.
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