Charles Collins

1 week ago | angelusnews.com | Charles Collins |Carol Glatz

As the Vatican prepares to canonize Carlo Acutis on April 27, a new movie about the Italian saint is taking place. Acutis died of leukemia at the age of 15 in 2006, and soon after his death stories about his holiness began to spread from around Italy. The young man was also venerated in England, where he was born and baptized, since his father was working there at the time. Carlo Acutis: Roadmap to Reality is being debuted on April 21 in Washington, DC, before airing at the Vatican on April 24.

2 weeks ago | angelusnews.com | Charles Collins |Gina Christian |Carol Glatz |Evan Holguin

Those who are facing death should be given adequate palliative care as opposed to being assisted in suicide, according to the Catholic Medical Association (CMA) of Britain. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is making its way through the Committee Stage in parliament, the sponsor Member of Parliament (MP), Kim Leadbeater, has asked for a series of amendments concerning the role of doctors and the reporting of assisted suicides.

1 month ago | angelusnews.com | Madalaine Elhabbal |Scott Hahn |Heather King |Charles Collins

Amid an ongoing financial crisis for the organization, Planned Parenthood of Greater New York (PPGNY) is selling the property of its only Manhattan facility, a location where New York pro-life Catholics have prayed outside for years.

1 month ago | angelusnews.com | Charles Collins |Scott Hahn |Kate Quinones

Pope Francis has spent more than a month in the hospital facing a serious medical crisis, but he is continuing to push for a more “synodal” Church. Francis announced the Synod on Synodality on March 7, 2020, and it began with diocesan and regional phases, before holding the Vatican Synod on Synodality at the Vatican in 2023 and 2024. Over that time, it is still unclear what “synodality” means in practice.

1 month ago | angelusnews.com | Kurt Jensen |David Agren |Ann Rodgers |Charles Collins

Four pro-life activists, including two pardoned by President Donald Trump in January for earlier convictions under the FACE Act, were found guilty of trespassing March 14 for their 2019 "rescue" at a New Jersey abortion clinic. However, they will not face jail time. Instead, all received 18 months of probation in Madison Joint Municipal Court in Madison, New Jersey, although they won't have to report to a probation officer. Their 30-day sentences for trespassing were suspended.