England’s National Health Service (NHS) has announced a landmark decision to end the prescription of puberty blockers at gender identity clinics. The move came in response to a review of gender identity services in England, which found that evidence of their safety and efficacy was lacking. The review, revolving around data from 2022, included an Read More…

St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (affectionally known as Mother Cabrini) was a healthcare pioneer in the United States, establishing 67 institutions during her short life. This number includes schools, orphanages, hospitals, and social service outreach programs. St. John Paul II describes her as having, “remarkable boldness,” never being afraid of large projects or insurmountable odds. Furthermore, she took her faith with Read More…

Recently King Charles III shared with the public that he is having to undergo cancer treatment. He decided to share the news so that it would raise awareness for the disease that affects millions of people all around the world. While some people offered their support online through social media, others decided to put pen Read More…

“Mom, are we walking or driving?” I love that my boys ask me this question whenever we are heading out the door. I’ve lived in cities for most of my adult life where it is possible to walk to the store, to church, to the library. And walk I have. Only recently have I realized Read More…

Pope Francis has canceled an audience this February 24, 2024, due to a mild flu-like condition, reported the Vatican press office. The 87-year-old Pontiff was due to meet the deacons of the Diocese of Rome. According to our information, he is still scheduled to lead the Sunday Angelus tomorrow. “Due to a slight flu-like condition, Read More…

As much as 85% of people set an alarm clock every morning to get up. While some don’t waste a second in getting about their business, others find it harder to jump out of bed. Whether it’s on their good old-fashioned alarm clock or their cell phone, these people know perfectly well how to find Read More…

Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital is celebrating 100 years under the direct purview of the Holy See. The hospital opened as the first medical facility in Italy to cater to children’s needs, but as “The Pope’s Hospital” it has grown to become the most important pediatric healthcare center on an international level. The beloved Catholic children’s Read More…

Bambino Gesù Children’s hospital, also known as “The Pope’s Hospital,” is celebrating the successful birth of twins to a woman with an incredibly rare heart defect. It was a special case for the dedicated doctors of Bambino Gesù, who not only delivered the twins safely, but appreciate how their colleagues have also accompanied the twins’ Read More…

The Holy See has signed an agreement with Italy to expand the reach of Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital, affectionately referred to by Catholics as “the Pope’s hospital.” The expansion would see a new headquarters of Bambino Gesù to be opened in Rome. On February 8, a “declaration of intent” was struck by Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Read More…

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities has updataed a comprehensive document answering frequently asked questions about chemical abortions, also referred to as “medication abortions.” Titled, “Just the Facts: Q & A on Chemical Abortion,” the document explains the procedure, while outlining the USCCB’s stance against the practice.  The explainer Read More…

Here is Pope Francis’ message for the 32nd World Day of the Sick: ~ 11 February 2024 “It is not good that man should be alone”:Healing the Sick by Healing Relationships “It is not good that man should be alone” (cf. Gen 2:18). From the beginning, God, who is love, created us for communion and endowed us Read More…

Pope Francis encouraged the faithful to be close to all who are ill, on this World Day of the Sick. After paying the midday Angelus on the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, the Holy Father noted that her feast is also the World Day of the Sick. His message for this year has the Read More…