Michelle La Rosa is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, focusing on local news and stories related to the Catholic Church. With a keen interest in religious affairs and social issues, Michelle's articles explore topics such as faith, spirituality, and the impact of Catholicism on individuals and communities.
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When leaders of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia decided to move the seminary to a new campus, it was not a simple decision.
As a Florida woman prepares to be sentenced next week for embezzling nearly $900,000 from the parish where she worked, a retired IRS investigator
The papal nuncio to the United States urged the U.S. bishops to stay close to the Sacred Heart of Jesus as they guide the Church in evangelizing in the current era.
Fidelity and unity in transmitting the faith are key to the Church's mission at this moment in U.S. history, Archbishop Timothy Broglio said Tuesday.
Since winning the Nov. 5 presidential election, Donald Trump has wasted no time in announcing cabinet picks for his new administration.
The president of The Catholic University of America announced on Tuesday a $30 million “structural deficit,” and has asked university personnel for ideas to generate revenue and cut costs in the coming year.
As the nation prepares for an administration change next month, Catholic leaders are urging the government to a address a backlog in permanent
Nearly half a million pilgrims visited Santiago de Compostela in 2024, marking a new record for the popular pilgrimage site in northwestern Spain.
The Diocese of Winona-Rochester declined to answer questions about whether it has evaluated a residential high school seminary run by a religious institute under Vatican scrutiny over concerns about its formation and leadership.
Annual surveys from the past 20 years show a significant decline in credible allegations of child abuse by Catholic clergy members, according to data released this week.
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