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Cardinal Raymond Burke was the keynote speaker at a conference for young people organized by Voice of the Family, a coalition of pro-life and pro-family groups. Cardinal Burke is pictured leaving a papal audience at the Vatican in this Dec. 22, 2016, file photo.

Cardinal Burke urges Catholic youth to not compromise with the world

ROME – Cardinal Raymond Burke urged Catholic young people attending a conference to hold fast to the teachings of Jesus Christ and to resist temptations by a “profoundly secularized culture” to change the Church into “one more Protestant denomination.”

Church's 'beautiful, yet challenging' stance on sexuality welcomes all, calls for conversion, Synod groups say

'Conspiracy of silence harms the Church,' Vigano says in response to Cardinal Ouellet

Legal marijuana will have 'disastrous effects,' Canadian bishops say

Synod final document must include scandal of human trafficking affecting young people, cardinal says

Ukraine's war forming heroic young Christian leaders, Ukrainian archbishop says

Church needs women to fight clericalism, extreme masculinity, Cardinal Ouellet says

South Korea leader meets Pope, extends invite to visit North Korea

Proposed law to ban religious symbols in Quebec violates religious freedom, Catholic leaders say

Montreal bishop calls on church to renew religious education

Comment

Fr. Raymond de Souza: Long line of martyr-bishops marked by men of no fear

The twin canonizations — along with five others — of Pope St. Paul VI and St. Oscar Romero prompted many to look for similarities between the two.

Faith

Cardinal Burke urges Catholic youth to not compromise with the world

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Pope's homily

Saints risk all to follow Jesus with love, Pope says

Read the latest homily given by Pope Francis.

Youth Speak News

Toronto attracts hundreds with first young adults conference

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Features

Meet Sr. Mary: The original Flying Nun

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Arts

Anthropocene at AGO: Exploring the stark reality of man’s footprint on the planet — scars and all

Looking at the cathedral-scale art by one of the world’s foremost photographers,…

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International

District of Columbia announces hotline to report sex abuse by clergy

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia announced Oct. 22 the launch of a hotline and email address to report child sexual abuse by clergy.

'John Paul II guided me through my youth', synod bishop says

Cardinal Rivera's home attacked in Mexico City, security guard found dead

Synod members walk to 'share the journey' with migrants, refugees

Church's 'beautiful, yet challenging' stance on sexuality welcomes all, calls for conversion, Synod groups say

D&P scrambles to help earthquake relief in Haiti and Indonesia

Canada

Free speech policy in universities called ‘small Band-Aid’ on gaping wound

VANCOUVER – Dehumanized. Spat on by a professor. Attacked. Assaulted.

Thieves target gravesite vases in Mississauga

St. Elizabeth Health Care sending message of HOPE

Archbishop Richard Smith outlines Canadian bishops' action plan on sex abuse

Lack of safe drinking water on reserves ‘disgraceful’, Canadian bishops say

Legal marijuana will have 'disastrous effects,' Canadian bishops say

Editorial

Editorial: A confusing message

Clearly, Cardinal Donald Wuerl was right to resign as Washington archbishop, but his fall has sent mixed signals about the Vatican’s resolve to get tough on clerical sex abuse.

Editorial: Bishops get it right

Editorial: The truth awaits

Editorial: A first good step

Editorial: Confront the past

Editorial: Our duty to water

Vatican

Cardinal Burke urges Catholic youth to not compromise with the world

ROME – Cardinal Raymond Burke urged Catholic young people attending a conference to hold fast to the teachings of Jesus Christ and to resist temptations by a “profoundly secularized culture”...