Archbishop Timothy Broglio (Archdiocese for Mil. Services)

Broglio, Pierre spar on synodality in the US Church

[Archbishop Timothy Broglio, then the Archbishop for the Military Services, was our featured speaker at the 2016 Catholic Citizens of Illinois Annual Banquet, speaking on “Religious Liberty in the Military Services.”-–CCI Ed.]anquet--Ed.] By Michelle La Rosa, The Pilot, November 14,... read more

Synod on Synodality: Read the Final List of Delegates

The delegates are made up of representatives selected by bishops’ conferences and Eastern Catholic Churches, leaders in the Roman Curia, and 120 delegates personally selected by Pope Francis. By Edward Pentin/CNA Staff, National Catholic Register, September 22, 2023 The Vatican on Sept. 21... read more

Synod on Synodality: Here are the delegates representing the U.S. and Canada

 By Jonathon Liedl, Catholic News Agency, July 8, 2023 Of the 364 bishops, priests, religious and lay people who will vote in the upcoming Synod on Synodality this October, at least 32 of them come from what the Vatican describes as “North America”— the United States and Canada. In... read more

Catholic Bishops Rebuke Democrats for Claiming They Can be Catholics and Support Abortion

By Joshua Mercer, LifeNews, June 29, 2023 The US bishops rebuked a group of Catholic lawmakers in the House for signing a letter which claimed to invoke Catholic teaching in support of legal abortion.  Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, president of the US Conference of Catholic... read more

Archbishop Broglio tells Catholics in the military ‘to refuse any participation in the evil of abortion’

The military archbishop and USCCB president slammed Biden’s new pro-abortion VA rule as ‘morally repugnant.’ By Louis Knuffke, LifeSite News, May 3, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) — Archbishop Timothy Broglio for the Military Services, USA and president of the United... read more

Archbishop Broglio Blasts Military Hospital for Putting For-Profit Firm in Charge of Catholic Pastoral Care

The medical center ended its contract with the friars of Holy Name College in nearby Silver Spring, Maryland, on March 31, the archdiocese said Saturday. By Shannon Mullen/CNA, National Caholic Register, April 9, 2023 A top U.S. military hospital ended its contract with a community of... read more

‘Nothing truly pastoral fails to begin with the truth,’ USCCB president says

By Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, Our Sunday Visitor, March 16, 2023 Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and archbishop of the Archdiocese for Military Services, preached the following homily at a holy Mass held at the National St. John Paul... read more

United States: American Bishops Elect a New President

By FSSPX.News, January 02, 2023 [Archbishop Timothy Broglio, Archbishop for the Military Services, was our featured speaker at the 2016 Catholic Citizens of Illinois Annual Banquet, speaking on "Religious Liberty in the Military Services."-–CCI Ed.] During the Fall Plenary Assembly, held... read more

US Bishops Tackle Post-Dobbs Evangelization and Changing Political Landscape

The conference’s annual fall assembly included the election of new leadership, discussion over ‘Faithful Citizenship’ and updates on the Eucharistic Revival. By Lauretta Brown, National Catholic Register, November 18, 2022 BALTIMORE — The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops addressed... read more

In Rome, a setback for Father Vincent Capodanno sainthood cause

By Kevin J. Jones, Catholic News Agency, August 12, 2022 There is a new obstacle for the sainthood cause of Father Vincent Capodanno, the “grunt padre” who died on a Vietnam battlefield as a military chaplain to U.S. Marines. Consultants to the Vatican body tasked with judging possible... read more

Trump pushes back on reported cancellation of Navy contracts with Catholic priests

By Jusine Coleman, The Hill, September 9, 2020 President Trump on Wednesday pushed back on the reported cancellation of Navy contracts with Catholic priests who serve as chaplains at military bases. Rear Adm. Bette Bolivar The president announced on Twitter that the Navy would not follow... read more