Twitter purged blue verification check marks from users who had not signed up for its paid Twitter Blue service on April 20, including Pope Francis' Twitter accounts.
The nine papal Twitter accounts, first set up under Benedict XVI in 2012, tweet a daily
Online gaming presents unprecedented risks to kids' safety, but parents remain the best defense against child exploitation -- even if they're not tech savvy, experts told OSV News.
"The more we have healthy parental involvement, and the more parents are engaged in their
Dylan Mulvaney may amuse some, but I don't like seeing womanhood reduced to frenzied caricatures of bird-brained and frivolous shoppers.
An Oregon parish music minister has been arrested as part of an undercover child predator sting, according to the Washington County Sheriff's office.
Sean Baba, the director of music ministry at St. Pius X Parish in Portland, was one of six men taken
“Meta” is a term we hear a lot these days, in many contexts. From the Greek for “beyond,” it often refers to an expanding of horizons, taking something that already exists to new and possibly previously-unconceived-of places. The so-called “metaverse” is a
There is no shortage these days of proposed state and federal government legislation directed at both safety and liability in a digital environment that almost everyone -- perhaps with the exception of Big Tech companies themselves -- agrees is increasingly dangerous for
A Kentucky university has become ground zero for what thousands are calling a mysterious move of the Holy Spirit -- and local Catholics told OSV News the experience has been profound.
"It's almost like a wellspring," said Father Norman Fischer, pastor of St.
On Thursday morning at 9 a.m. EST, a tweet from Pope Francis’ official English language Twitter account was posted. The tweet read: “The middle finger, which is higher than the others, reminds us of something essential:honesty. To be honest means not getting
Pope Francis encouraged youngsters to put down their phones to spend time praying and looking at other people to see their needs.
"The Lord does not want us to spend our days being closed in on ourselves. And this is a great risk
Columnist Kathryn Jean Lopez looks back with disgust over the conversation that took place after Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul, was attacked in his home last weekend: “People advancing conspiracy theories — publicly, for all the world to see, with their names attached.