Catholic News Headlines for Monday, April 12, 2021
April 12, 2021People who lost a relative to COVID-19 could be reimbursed for funeral expenses. A new study finds a coronavirus variant may be […]
Topic: World News
Sharing Goods Not Communism But ‘Pure Christianity,’ Pope Francis Says
April 12, 2021By Currents News Staff For the second consecutive year, Pope Francis visited the church of Divine Mercy in Rome, April 11. Here […]
Catholic News Headlines for Friday, 4/9/21
April 9, 2021After Easter comes Eastertide – church leaders are using this time to fill up the pews. A pop-up vaccination site is helping […]
Father Cedric Pisegna’s New Book Offers Spiritually-Based Solutions to Harmful Addictions
April 9, 2021Currents News Staff As many of us can relate, the pandemic has been a source of stress in our lives. But coping […]
Catholic News Headlines for Thursday, 4/8/21
April 8, 2021Students use their spring break for good – to restore a family’s home. Cardinal Dolan has a message to Catholics this Easter […]
A Behind-The-Scenes Look Inside Notre Dame Cathedral’s Reconstruction
April 8, 2021Currents News Staff It’s not unusual for cathedrals of this size to take decades or even centuries to build. Its vaulted ceilings, […]
Gun Control: What’s Biden’s Plan?
April 8, 2021By Currents News Staff Today President Joe Biden will lay out the first part of his plan for gun control, with six […]
Catholic News Headlines for Wednesday, 4/7/21
April 7, 2021Honoring the sacrifice – one hospital is remembering the healthcare workers they lost to the pandemic. New York lawmakers allocate funds for […]
Deportation of Haitians On the Rise as Activists Fight for Their Temporary Protected Status
April 7, 2021By Emily Drooby A new report shows deportations are up. At the same time, Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is on the chopping […]
SOMOS Community Care Leads with Faith After Losing 16 Healthcare Workers to COVID-19
April 7, 2021By Jessica Easthope SOMOS has been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic since the beginning, treating the patients most in need. […]