The latest from CathNews
Aotearoa New Zealand’s newest priest previously worked in a profession – nursing – that prepared his heart for his future vocation, said Wellington Archbishop Paul Martin SM.
A research project involving a Catholic bioethicist has found nearly half the year 13 students it surveyed support a social media ban for those under the age of 16.
Members of three significant Auckland Church councils gathered last month for an update on the diocese’s “Reshaping” process.
A video showcasing sites that can be pilgrimage destinations in Hamilton Diocese has been produced by Catholic Enquiry Centre.
Pope Leo XIV has held up St John Henry Newman as a shining example of a scholar who has particular relevance to the modern world. Source: Vatican News.
Catholic educators from Hamilton Diocese came together last month for the 2026 Schools Conference, with time set aside not only for professional learning and formation, but for prayer, conversation and the opportunity to consider again what sits at the heart of Catholic education.
Ad
Ad
The first Marist Laity Convention of Oceania took place in Fiji last month, with participants clarifying some key elements about their identity and mission.
Women must be able to “exercise their leadership” and become “artisans of peace and guardians of life” as the global community fractures and conflicts increase, the Vatican told the United Nations. Source: National Catholic Reporter.
Europe’s Catholic bishops have warned authorities of the dangers of allowing people to erase their baptism records from Church archives. Source: EWTN News.