Archbishop of Warsaw urges Polish faithful to pray for the Fatherland amid Constitutional Tribunal crisis
Archbishop Adrian Galbas, the Metropolitan of Warsaw, issued a public appeal on Friday evening calling on the faithful to pray for Poland amid escalating tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.
Spanish researcher claims Josephus recorded early claims of the Resurrection of Christ
A Spanish independent researcher published a textual analysis in August 2026 arguing that a disputed passage by the first-century Jewish historian Flavius Josephus may have originally preserved a neutral report of Jesus’ followers’ claims that he appeared alive after his crucifixion, rather than a direct affirmation of the resurrection.
U.S Supreme Court to hear case on alleged exclusion of Catholic families from state-funded preschool program
A Colorado mother said state officials denied her family about $12,000 in preschool benefits because she chose a Catholic school for her children, and the dispute reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
20-year-old Coptic Christian martyred in Libya after refusing to renounce his faith
A 20-year-old Coptic Orthodox Christian from Egypt died in Libya in early October after he was abducted and reportedly tortured for refusing to renounce his faith in Christ, according to accounts from his family and people close to him.