Archive for November 4, 2010

As the Supreme Court considered a case involving tax credits and religious education on November 3, indications of a surprising... Read more

At first glance, they seem to have great faith—praying fervently, invoking the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and watching... Read more

The mother of deceased Cuban political prisoner, Orlando Zapata, was detained—and later released—by Cuban security agents on her way to... Read more

Spanish journalist Marian De la Fuente has reported that Spaniards in the city of Santiago de Compostela are anxiously awaiting... Read more

Jorge Scala, a lawyer with the pro-life organization Portal de Belen in Argentina, spoke out this week, explaining the negative... Read more

By Alan Holdren

Sunday’s massacre of 58 Catholics at a Baghdad cathedral fits a disturbing pattern of violence against Christians, according to an... Read more

Cardinal Jorge Urosa Savino of Caracas has called on Venezuelans to remain united in Christ, ignoring attempts by the country's... Read more

New York Times bestselling author Carl Anderson is arguing in his latest book that the idea of Americans being divided... Read more