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Gallup: U.S. death penalty support drops below 50% for first time in decades

In recent decades, support for the death penalty has declined the most with Democrats but has also seen declines among independents and Republicans.

Canadian bishops ask Parliament to ‘split’ euthanasia bill, urging advance requests not be allowed

Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in t...

Vatican to mark 10th World Day of the Poor with Mass, lunch, and donated hygiene kits

Papal health clinics will provide free medical care to the poor ahead of a lunch between Pope Leo XIV and 1,300 people in need on Nov. 22.

Pope Leo XIV, back in his former diocese, says all Christians are called to be missionaries

About 1.5 million members of his former flock turned out to greet the pontiff.

Austrian bishops adopt first rules for AI in the Church

AI may play only a supporting role in the sacraments, preaching, liturgy, and pastoral care under a new framework adopted at the bishops' autumn plena...

LIVE UPDATES: Pope Leo XIV meets with bishops and university community in Peru

Pope Leo returned to Chiclayo, Peru, the diocese where he served as bishop, on Friday and celebrated Mass in the Pampas de Pimentel. Later he will mee...