The Bishop of Fall River announced Friday that Msgr. Roger J. Landry had been restricted from the public exercise of priestly ministry after allegations of misconduct were made against him by multiple individuals.
The Bishop of Palm Beach formally removed Rev. Alex J. Vargas from ministry at St. Thomas More Catholic Church after an investigation found sufficient evidence of sexual misconduct, abuse of authority, and financial wrongdoing. Bishop Manuel Rodríguez made the announcement in early September.
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops weighed in on a pair of high-profile Second Amendment cases at the Supreme Court last week, urging the justices to leave room for counties and states to restrict certain firearms within their own jurisdictions.
A massive early-morning fire tore through the former St. Agnes Catholic Church on Saturday, September 5th, 2026, collapsing its steeple and gutting the roof of the long-vacant West Toledo landmark. No one was injured.
Dominic Auricchio, a 13-year-old incoming eighth-grader at Holy Trinity School, told interviewers in 2026 that a childhood dream, a bedroom apparition, and a shrinking brain mass had all pointed him toward the Catholic priesthood.
The United States has admitted no Christian refugees from the countries where believers faced the most severe persecution during fiscal year 2026, according to a report released in early September by Open Doors US and World Relief.
The Justice Department released a Weaponization Working Group report on August 27, 2026, concluding that a 2023 FBI Richmond Field Office assessment improperly associated conservative Catholic beliefs with domestic violent extremism and led agents to investigate two priests who were never tied to a crime.
A historic church building owned by LaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed Church was gutted by fire late Wednesday night, leaving the 132-year-old structure a total loss and injuring several firefighters.
Massachusetts’ highest court last week blocked the city of Quincy from installing two towering bronze statues of Christian saints on the façade of its new public safety headquarters, ruling that the display likely violated the state constitution’s requirement of religious neutrality.
A massive early-morning fire destroyed a more than 130-year-old vacant church on Cleveland’s East Side on August 21, 2026, leaving only remnants of the historic structure that had once served as both a synagogue and a Baptist house of worship.
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