COMMENTARY: California politicians are playing a shell game with the recently passed legislation, seeking to deflect attention away from its profound dangers.

One mom’s heroic dedication helped her son recover despite the initial skepticism of the well-intentioned doctors.

A mother’s love saves her son from post-coma unresponsiveness

The prayer initiative, called ‘A Million Children Praying the Rosary,’ had its inspiration in 2005.

We are infinitely loved by God, always, without second thoughts, but this love does not protect us from the consequences of our own actions.

How God’s patience has a limit

Father Carlos Cabecinhas, the rector of the Fatima shrine, announced the update on the Oct. 13 anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun, the last Marian apparition in Fatima in 1917.

The dogmatic Constitution on the Church, released by Pope Paul VI on Nov. 21, 1964, features a chapter centered on Mary.

This year’s prayer campaign is to focus on the Father’s love for the world.

One million children praying the Rosary can change the world

Look to the Emerald Isle for centuries-old blessings that work wonders still today.

7 Irish blessings that’ll warm your heart on these colder fall days

With over 31 million followers, maybe the designer and musician will inspire younger generations.

Kanye West’s powerful statement on being pro-life

A little boy is alive today thanks to a life-saving surgery that took place when he was a newborn.

After suffering four miscarriages, Jamaal and Yadi Martin were overjoyed to hear a heartbeat with baby number five — a milestone they’d never before reached. But that joy soon turned to worry, when later in the pregnancy they were told that their preborn child had a life-limiting condition that would make it nearly impossible to survive past birth.

“The doctor said, ‘He has very large lungs for this far into this pregnancy. It’s abnormally large. And I think this is something called CHAOS,’” Yadi told TODAY.

The Holy Father implores Russian president: End the ‘spiral of violence and death.’ The Pope said that he has also been praying for the people of Florida and Cuba who are suffering in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

A family in Illinois is celebrating in a big way now that their 18-month-old preemie is finally able to go home after spending her entire young life in the hospital.

Little Autumn was born in March 2021 at just 23 weeks gestation. At the time, she weighed just 1.1 pounds and had a number of medical complications, including bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD), a type of chronic lung disease. Doctors gave the tiny preemie a 50% chance of survival.

“When a patient is about to deliver at 23 weeks, we know that [the baby’s] survival is about 50% … and so Autumn was given a 50-50 chance of survival when she was first delivered,” Dr.

The 20-member pontifical commission represents 20 countries from all the continents.

Psychologists, psychiatrist among 10 appointed to Pope’s panel on sex abuse

Pope Francis told students he was speaking of the beauty that never fades because it is a reflection of divine beauty.

The new documentary offers a historical overview of devotion to St. Michael the Archangel and striking views of his shrines.

Console those who have lost loved ones and restore material goods to those who have lost property.

Prayer to Our Lady, Star of the Sea, for hurricane and typhoon victims

Hormonal birth control is often recommended to women as a way for them to take control of their sexuality by avoiding pregnancy. Yet there is no denying that women are rarely given all the information needed to make an informed choice about using hormonal birth control. And now, more women are coming forward with the horrific side effects they’ve experienced.

19-year-old Sydney Marshall shared her story on TikTok of how birth control led her to develop a blood clot that traveled to her brain, landing her in the hospital. Marshall said her symptoms began with a slight headache but she found no relief with over-the-counter medication.

Calls for better support and help for patients, families, and caregivers.

Alzheimer’s patients often pushed to “margins of society,” laments Pope

The brave employee didn’t hesitate to come to the rescue.

Chick-fil-A worker stops wannabe carjacker who stole from mom with babe-in-arms

WASHINGTON (CNS) — If trends of the past 30 years continue for the next 50, Christianity will lose its majority status in the United States by 2070, according to a new demographic study by the Pew Research Center.

If those trends, first identified in 1990, accelerate over the next half-century, Christianity will have fewer adherents than Americans who are not affiliated with any church, according to the study, “Modeling the Future of Religion in America,” released Sept. 13.

Even with the demographic modeling used by Pew, the numbers vary widely. Christians, put by Pew currently at 64% of the U.S. population, could slide to 54% — or plunge to 35% — by 2070.

Led by Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., and signed by 18 other senators, the comment issued in the form of a Sept. 12 letter celebrates the administration’s reinterpretation of Title IX.

Some say that the Blessed Virgin Mary sinned when Jesus was 12 by either being anxious, or rebuking Jesus, or both. Here’s why they’re wrong.

‘Food is recreation and we all need to have fun,’ says Father Matthew Mauriello, ‘but the Lord is the most important.’