The Diocese of Pittsburgh released on Tuesday a statement to Catholics about an apparently illicit celebration of the Extraordinary Form of the liturgy being celebrated in the diocese.

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The upheaval in the Argentine episcopate continued last Friday with the removal of an auxiliary bishop of Córdoba from his ...

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Pope Leo was welcomed in France by large and enthusiastic crowds. The country, in which fewer than 5% of Catholics attend ...

The patriarch of the Syriac Catholic Church told The Pillar Tuesday that a Vatican cardinal is behind a recent papal law ...

The statement was issued after a Sept. 14 meeting in Rome between the pontifical delegates overseeing the IVE and its female counterpart, the Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matará, the ...

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops announced earlier this month the creation of a Task Force on Preserving Human Dignity ...

In a statement released Sept. 28, Ignatius Youssef III Younan said that since he had already issued a convocation of the sui ...

Welcome to Starting Seven, The Pillar’s daily newsletter. I’m Luke Coppen and I aim to guide you each weekday morning to the most interesting Catholic news and commentary. 😇 Today’s feast: Holy ...

The Roman Pontiff is so back. He’s back from France, I mean. Pope Leo just spent the weekend on a Franco-pilgrimage that’s making headlines around the world. It was a pilgrimage of human dignity.

Four of the 22 people personally invited by Pope Leo XIV to attend a major week-long Vatican meeting on Amoris laetitia are from the United States. The four who will join U.S. bishops’ conference ...