Grand Staircase 3:31 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Before I begin — well, I’m beginning, but — I realize this is a really tough day for all the families. Remembering is important, but it’s also painful. One…
East Room 5:30 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Archbishop, thank you very much for those kind words. And I should begin by explaining why this may be the first Greek American event that my wife, Jill, has…
The archbishop of the U.S. military on Tuesday said Roman Catholic troops could refuse the required COVID-19 vaccine on religious grounds. Timothy Broglio, archbishop for the military services, said…
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone condemned on Newsmax House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s position on being pro-abortion and pro-Catholic, saying you can’t have it both ways.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., drew the ire of her hometown Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone Thursday after commenting that as a ”devout Catholic” she supports repealing the Hyde Amendment that bans taxpayer-funded abortions. Pelosi said Democrats…
President Joe Biden should not speak for the Catholic people with his contrary beliefs, because he is creating “confusion” among Catholics, according to Archbishop Joseph Naumann, 71, on Newsmax TV.
Denver Archbishop Samuel Aquila said Friday that every Catholic has the responsibility to be faithful to the Gospel of Life and oppose abortion.
The Church of England’s most prominent cleric, Justin Welby, said he is “ashamed of our history” and of his supposed advantages as a straight white male.
Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher warned against the dangers of identity politics in his Christmas morning homily, suggesting that today’s snowflakes risk falling victims to a toxic narcissism.
Archbishop Joseph Naumann told pro-life leaders gathered in Louisville last week that they are part of the “most important human rights effort of our time and our age.”
Archbishop Joseph Naumann has decried attempts to repeal the Hyde Amendment, insisting that American taxpayers should not be coerced into funding the killing of unborn babies.
Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput had strong words for the church’s top leadership this week, declaring that many bishops are upset with Rome for its failure to address the crisis of homoclericalism.