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Catholic news for Sunday, July 26

17th Sunday in Ordinary Time · Green

Sunday, July 26

27 stories · 8 corroborated
  1. 01
    Nun detained by ICE while walking to Mass
    discussReligious Freedom38d ago

    A nun was taken into immigration custody in Texas while walking to Sunday Mass.

    4 sourcesReligion News ServiceNational Catholic ReporterCrux+1

    A nun was taken into immigration custody in Texas while walking to Sunday Mass. She had been granted protection from removal to Nigeria due to potential torture. The nun has spoken out about the incident.

    SourcesReligion News ServiceNational Catholic ReporterCruxAmerica

  2. 02
    Abortion Count Rises
    discussLife & Family38d ago

    Abortion count is rising as women rely more on mail-order chemical abortions.

    4 sourcesCatholic News AgencyNational Catholic RegisterCatholic World Report+1

    Abortion count is rising as women rely more on mail-order chemical abortions. Recent data indicates an increase in chemical abortions. Women are turning to mail-order options.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyNational Catholic RegisterCatholic World ReportThe Catholic Thing

  3. 03
    Pope urges halt to Mideast attacks
    discussVatican38d ago

    Pope Leo XIV urges a halt to Middle East attacks and a return to diplomacy.

    3 sourcesCBCP NewsCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    Pope Leo XIV urges a halt to Middle East attacks and a return to diplomacy. He reflects on the kingdom of God uniting people. The Pope's statement aims to promote peace.

    SourcesCBCP NewsCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  4. 04
    Andrea Bocelli sings for Pope
    discussVatican38d ago

    Andrea Bocelli will sing for Pope Leo XIV with a children's choir.

    4 sourcesCatholic ReviewThe Catholic WeeklyOSV News+1

    Andrea Bocelli will sing for Pope Leo XIV with a children's choir. The choir has over 160 members from the Holy Land and Uganda. The event is scheduled for July 29.

    SourcesCatholic ReviewThe Catholic WeeklyOSV NewsNational Catholic Reporter

  5. 05
    Pope Leo addresses elderly
    discussVatican38d ago

    Pope Leo writes about the feeling of being forgotten among elderly people.

    3 sourcesThe Catholic WeeklyAleteiaOSV News

    Pope Leo writes about the feeling of being forgotten among elderly people. His message is for the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. The theme is being forgotten.

    SourcesThe Catholic WeeklyAleteiaOSV News

  6. 06
    Archbishop named UN observer
    discussVatican38d ago

    Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia el-Kassis is named Holy See's permanent observer to UN.

    3 sourcesOSV NewsNational Catholic ReporterThe Catholic Thing

    Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia el-Kassis is named Holy See's permanent observer to UN. He succeeds Archbishop Gabriele Caccia. El-Kassis is apostolic nuncio to UAE and Yemen.

    SourcesOSV NewsNational Catholic ReporterThe Catholic Thing

  7. 07
    Catholics visit Virgin Mary's house replica
    discussCatholic Life39d ago

    A replica of the Virgin Mary's house in Turkey has been built in the Philippines.

    2 sourcesCruxNational Catholic Reporter

    A replica of the Virgin Mary's house in Turkey has been built in the Philippines. The shrine welcomes devotees in Asia's largest Catholic nation. It features a statue and relic of Mary.

    SourcesCruxNational Catholic Reporter

  8. 08
    Baroque murals rediscovered in Vilnius
    discussCulture39d ago

    Researchers found over 2,000 square meters of 18th-century murals in St. John's Church.

    2 sourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    Researchers found over 2,000 square meters of 18th-century murals in St. John's Church. The murals were hidden beneath later paint. They are located in the church at the heart of Vilnius University.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  9. 09
    Pope Leo XIV delivers Angelus address
    discussVatican39d ago

    Pope Leo XIV delivers the Angelus address on Sunday.

    The Holy See

    Pope Leo XIV delivers the Angelus address on Sunday. The Pope reflects on the Kingdom of God and its beauty. The Kingdom calls everyone to a profound renewal.

    SourcesThe Holy See

  10. 10
    Old age: 'not a burden to manage, but a gift to cherish'
    discussVatican38d ago
    Vatican News

    SourcesVatican News

  11. 11
    Catholic Weekly discusses breastfeeding
    discussLife & Family38d ago
    The Catholic Weekly

    The Catholic Weekly promotes breastfeeding as part of a culture that welcomes life. It's a health issue and part of building a culture of care. The article highlights its importance.

    SourcesThe Catholic Weekly

  12. 12
    Australia Expands Assisted Dying
    discussLife & Family38d ago
    The Catholic Weekly

    The Northern Territory is expected to legalise voluntary assisted dying. Labor also moves to expand access through telehealth consultations. This development is happening in Australia.

    SourcesThe Catholic Weekly

  13. 13
    EREA guarantees compensation for abuse survivors
    discussReligious Orders38d ago
    The Catholic Weekly

    Edmund Rice Education Australia takes on liability for abuse claims against the Christian Brothers. This move paves the way for survivors to receive compensation. The decision comes after weeks of uncertainty.

    SourcesThe Catholic Weekly

  14. 14
    Bishop Martin visits Nigerian Catholics
    discussBishops38d ago
    Catholic News Herald

    Bishop Martin is visiting Nigerian Catholics. The visit is described as joyful. Nigerian Catholics are experiencing the visit.

    SourcesCatholic News Herald

  15. 15
    US House passes bill to halt aid to Nigeria
    discussChurch & State38d ago

    The US House of Representatives passes a bill to halt US aid to Nigeria due to anti-Christian violence.

    Agenzia Fides

    The US House of Representatives passes a bill to halt US aid to Nigeria due to anti-Christian violence. The bill aims to hold foreign governments accountable for persecution of people of faith. It proposes reducing assistance to Nigeria until effective action is taken to protect Christian communities.

    SourcesAgenzia Fides

  16. 16
    Leon XIV. mladim Brazilcem: Uporabljajte družbene medije in umetno inteligenco zmerno in disciplinirano
    discussVatican38d ago

    Papež Leon XIV. je poslal video sporočilo na festival Aleluja v Braziliji.

    Vatican News

    Papež Leon XIV. je poslal video sporočilo na festival Aleluja v Braziliji. Sveti oče je mladim Brazilcem svetoval, da družbena omrežja in umetno inteligenco uporabljate zmerno in disciplinirano.

    SourcesVatican News

  17. 17
    Archbishop Martin celebrates Mass
    discussCatholic Life38d ago
    Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference

    Archbishop Eamon Martin celebrates Mass for the 2026 Grandparents' pilgrimage to Knock. He says grandparents have wisdom and a vocation to pass on the faith.

    SourcesIrish Catholic Bishops' Conference

  18. 18
    Ang Halaga ng Kaharian ng Diyos
    discussBishops39d ago
    CBCP News

    SourcesCBCP News

  19. 19
    Pope Calls for Diplomacy Amid Violence
    discussVatican39d ago
    Angelus News

    Pope calls for diplomacy amid escalating Israel-Gaza violence. He also expresses closeness to people affected by wildfires in France and Spain.

    SourcesAngelus News

  20. 20
    AMECEA Bishops prioritize youth
    discussBishops39d ago

    AMECEA Bishops commit to a four-year pastoral plan for young people.

    Vatican News

    AMECEA Bishops commit to a four-year pastoral plan for young people. They call on political leaders to end youth exploitation. The plan is a shared pastoral priority for the region.

    SourcesVatican News

  21. 21
    Bishops in Asia approve new statutes
    discussBishops39d ago
    CBCP News

    Catholic Bishops from Asia have approved revised governing statutes for their regional federation. The statutes were approved by bishops across Asia. This change affects the regional federation's governance.

    SourcesCBCP News

  22. 22
    Cardinal Tagle speaks on gossip
    discussBishops39d ago
    CBCP News

    Cardinal Tagle comments on gossip. Catholic Bishops from Asia approve revised governing statutes. The event involves bishops from across the region.

    SourcesCBCP News

  23. 23
    Pope Leo XIV hails new Maronite Blessed
    discussVatican39d ago

    Pope Leo XIV praises the beatification of Patriarch Elias Hoayek at the Angelus.

    Vatican News

    Pope Leo XIV praises the beatification of Patriarch Elias Hoayek at the Angelus. He prays for peace in Lebanon and strength for Maronite faithful worldwide. The beatification is a significant event for the Maronite community.

    SourcesVatican News

  24. 24
    Pope appeals for Middle East peace
    discussVatican39d ago

    Pope Leo XIV calls for an end to violence in the Holy Land and the Middle East.

    Vatican News

    Pope Leo XIV calls for an end to violence in the Holy Land and the Middle East. He urges dialogue, diplomacy, and prayers for peace. The Pope appeals for renewed negotiations for a just peace.

    SourcesVatican News

  25. 25
    Fr. Faltas decries West Bank violence
    discussChurch & State39d ago

    Fr. Ibrahim Faltas condemns the situation in the West Bank and warns against fueling violence.

    Vatican News

    Fr. Ibrahim Faltas condemns the situation in the West Bank and warns against fueling violence. He hopes upcoming elections will bring balance and justice to both Israelis and Palestinians. The Custody of the Holy Land's Head of Schools issued a statement.

    SourcesVatican News

  26. 26
    Fr Gibbons celebrates live RTÉ Mass
    discussLiturgy39d ago
    Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference

    Father Richard Gibbons delivers homily and opening message at live RTÉ Mass from Basilica of Our Lady Queen of Ireland. Mass broadcast from International Eucharistic and Marian Shrine, Knock, Co Mayo. Father Gibbons compares Knock to Msgr Horan.

    SourcesIrish Catholic Bishops' Conference

  27. 27
    Pope reflects on Kingdom of God
    discussVatican39d ago

    Pope Leo XIV gives Angelus address from Castel Gandolfo.

    Vatican News

    Pope Leo XIV gives Angelus address from Castel Gandolfo. He reflects on the Kingdom of God as a treasure that transforms lives. Christians are called to recognise what truly matters.

    SourcesVatican News

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