The Church leader says “Haiti is still a house on fire” after criminal gangs kill 47 people and kidnap 50 others.
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US Condemns the Detention and Disappearance of a Bishop in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua, Bishop Juan Abelardo Mata arrested amid the Ortega regime’s escalating persecution of the Catholic Church.
On July 4, Pope Honors Migrants in Lampedusa
On an Italian island that offers refuge in a deadly sea, Pope Leo calls for compassion and protection for migrants across the world.
The Immaculate Conception, Patroness of the United States
As our country celebrates its 250th anniversary, U.S. Catholics recall a history of intercession and honor the Virgin Mary, our model of faith.
Breaking Cycles of Violence: A Maryknoll Reflection
A Maryknoll lay missioner in Brazil reflects on the Sunday Mass readings in light of domestic and gender-based violence.
New Mexico Diocese Resists Land Seizure for Border Wall
The Diocese of Las Cruces says the U.S. federal government expropriation would desecrate Monte Cristo Rey, a regional pilgrimage site.
Supreme Court Rules Trump Birthright Citizenship Order Unconstitutional
Majority of judges says that the executive order is unconstitutional because it violates the 14th Amendment.
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Prayers, Solidarity After Deadly Venezuela Quakes
The Church offers humanitarian aid and pastoral care as rescuers search for survivors in the aftermath of devastating twin earthquakes.
Maryknoll Wins 51 Awards for Media Excellence
The Catholic Media Association announced the 2026 awards to Maryknoll and Misioneros magazines and to Orbis Books at its annual conference.
Being a Disciple: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Father James Kroeger reflects on the true cost of discipleship and what it means to follow Christ today.
Parish Priest Killed in Sudan’s Ongoing Violence
The priest, who had remained with his people despite worsening security, was shot and killed at his parish by soldiers on a looting spree.
Religious Communities in Cuba Struggle to Sustain Ministries
Head of the bishops conference says that power outages, fuel restrictions and fear of war are causing the island nation’s “saddest moment.”
Feed People, Not Conflicts, Says Pope
Pope Leo XIV thanks World Food Program workers for delivering aid to vulnerable communities in areas ravaged by violence.
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