Carol Glatz is a correspondent who writes for various Catholic newspapers and media outlets, including America Media, Diocese of Sacramento, The Dialog, and UCA News. Her articles cover a range of topics related to the Catholic Church, including papal events, social issues, and global news.
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By: Carol Glatz
Pope Francis meets with Jesuits from Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands at Saint Michel College in Brussels Sept. 28, 2024. CNS photo/Vatican Media
Cardinal Steiner said they would like to call these women “deaconesses,” but they do not want to “confuse them with the ordained ministry,” and so, for now, they have not found a title that is “suitable.”
By: James T. Keane, Carol Glatz, Gerard O'Connell
Faith News Vatican stats: number of Catholics and deacons up, but priests, nuns and baptisms down Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
By: Carol Glatz
Pope Francis declared 14 new saints during Mass on World Mission Sunday.
By: Carol Glatz, Long García, Gerard O'Connell
Faith News Synod preacher: Even if delegates are disappointed by results, God is at work through the synod Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
By: Carol Glatz
VATICAN CITY (CNS) – Pope Francis called on the faithful to yearn to serve, not thirst for power, as he proclaimed 14 new saints, including Canada-born St. Marie-Léonie Paradis, founder of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family, and 11 martyrs. St. Marie-Léonie Paradis lived in northern Indiana for four years in the 1870s while teaching at the University of Notre Dame.
The number of Catholics and permanent deacons in the world rose in 2022, while the number of seminarians, priests, men and women in religious orders and baptisms declined, according to Vatican statistics. At the end of 2022, the number of Catholics in the world reached 1.389 billion, up 0.79 percent from 1.378 billion Catholics at the end of 2021, according to the Vatican’s Central Office of Church Statistics. By contrast, the United Nations estimated the world’s population increased by 0.83 percent over the same period to a total of just over 8 billion people at the end of 2022, marking
By: Carol Glatz
VATICAN CITY (CNS) – A world that has become “heartless” and indifferent to greed and war, and a Catholic Church in need of revitalizing its missionary joy need to open themselves up to Christ’s infinite love, Pope Francis wrote.
Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors stresses the need for reform and transparency to protect victims
By: Carol Glatz
Pope Francis urged the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome to foster dialogue and humility, to engage with diverse perspectives and to uphold their mission rooted in their Jesuit founders.
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