Brief Overview A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan on August 31, 2025, killing at least 800 people and injuring thousands. The Catholic Church teaches that natural disasters, while…
Brief Overview The term "Spiritual but Not Religious" (SBNR) refers to individuals who seek spiritual meaning but reject organized religion, including Catholicism. Catholics can engage SBNR people by…
Brief Overview Fake Catholic charity pages and donor scams exploit the generosity of faithful Catholics by posing as legitimate religious organizations. Scammers often create professional-looking websites or use…
Brief Overview Fraud in Catholic school building contracts involves unethical practices like bid rigging, where contractors collude to manipulate the bidding process. Such schemes often lead to inflated…
Brief Overview The Catholic Church emphasizes the importance of charity as an expression of love and stewardship, rooted in Christ’s teachings. Misuse of charitable funds undermines the Church’s…
Brief Overview The Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, celebrated on May 1, was established by Pope Pius XII in 1955 to provide a Christian perspective on labor.…
Brief Overview Canada legalized euthanasia, known as Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), in 2016, following the Supreme Court’s Carter v. Canada decision, which struck down the prohibition on…
The Church's Call for Justice in the Workplace The dignity of work has always been central to Catholic teaching, rooted in Scripture and affirmed by countless saints and…
Brief Overview St. Marianne Cope was a 19th-century nun who dedicated her life to serving those afflicted with Hansen’s disease in Hawaii. Born in Germany in 1838, she…
Brief Overview The Golden Rule, rooted in Matthew 7:12, instructs Catholics to treat others online as they would wish to be treated themselves. This principle guides Catholics to…
