Peruvian president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski resigned amid accusations of corruption.
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Phone and internet subsidy for poorest Americans in danger of being cut
A 33-year-old telephone and internet subsidy that actually lived up to its name, Lifeline, is in danger of being slashed by the Federal Communications Commission.
From ‘Downton’ to Jerusalem, actor Hugh Bonneville searches for Jesus
Bonneville put his Cambridge theology degree to work in a new documentary about Jesus.
Pope Francis: Standing while receiving Communion can be an act of devotion
“It is clear that what matters to Pope Francis is the transformation of individuals and communities through their attentive and communal participation in the sacramental mysteries.”
China Expert: Vatican-China deal might really happen
The Vatican and China, which severed diplomatic ties in 1951, have had on-again, off-again talks since the 1980s.
Catholic Extension helps Puerto Rican parishes continue recovery efforts
Parishes across the island have exhausted themselves in providing material and spiritual comfort.
Russian Catholic leaders pledge to work with Putin after election
Election monitors documented ballot stuffing and intimidation during Russia’s election.
African young adults say pre-synod meeting is a chance to change the world
“Finally, the church in Rome has decided to give us a platform,” Nneji said.
Pope Francis will wash prisoners’ feet on Holy Thursday
The Holy Thursday ritual has become a hallmark of Francis’ papacy.
UMBC’s historic basketball team has Catholic connection in coach, players
The Retrievers’ became the first No. 16 seed to earn a victory in 136 tries.
