Mass (liturgy) News & Breaking Stories

Trial of Karen Read, accused of killing Boston officer boyfriend, ends in mistrial after jurors deadlock, sparking interest from true crime fans.

Jurors decide fate of Karen Read in Boston police officer's death. Defense claims conspiracy, prosecution points to incriminating statements.

Mass shooting in Arkansas grocery store targets Black population. Shooter identified as white man. Developing story with racial implications.

Catholic Churches in Diocese of Camden to celebrate Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ with Eucharistic processions and Adoration.

Pope Francis recognizes miracle attributed to Bl. Carlo Acutis, paving way for canonization. Italian teenager's legacy lives on through miracles.

Pope Francis urges all to proclaim the Gospel with strength and kindness, guided by the Holy Spirit towards peace and harmony.

Harrison Butker criticizes Catholic leaders in commencement speech, urges graduates to evangelize and stand up for Church teachings.

Purdue University Northwest welcomes 3 new Alumni Hall of Fame inductees, highlighting their leadership, community impact, and regional influence.

Joe Flacco's unexpected rebirth in Cleveland has led the Browns to the playoffs. Watch him take on the Texans Saturday.

Massachusetts Keno gets a new look with Boston Bruins branding, featuring team colors and logo, displayed during Bruins games.

Actor Shia LaBeouf converts to Catholicism and is confirmed at a Mass, expressing deep commitment to his faith journey.

West Point and Naval Academy students sing alma maters at Army-Navy game, representing American values. The country's future depends on it.

The Catholic Church in Baltimore is struggling, with low attendance and financial difficulties leading to bankruptcy and church closures. The city itself is also facing high crime rates and a decline in safety. The situation reflects a larger trend of societal decay and a sense of uncertainty.

A teenager died after eating an extremely spicy tortilla chip as part of a social media challenge.

Hollywood continues to disappoint with its latest adaptation of Bram Stoker's "Dracula," as "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" falls flat.

NFL quarterback Philip Rivers and his wife are expecting their 10th child, a boy. Rivers, a devout Roman Catholic, credits his faith for his success and coaches football at a Catholic high school. The couple has had a child almost every two years since they were married, and this is the longest gap. Rivers' commitment to his faith extends to off-field actions, including overseeing a foundation to help foster children.

Hipólito Mora, leader of Mexican armed vigilante movement, killed by gunmen.