Archive for October 3, 2012
NY bishops say government, private charities should ease poverty
Church leaders in New York called for continued efforts by both government and private charities to address high levels of... Read more
Calif. gay therapy law erodes parental rights, critics charge
Pro-family and parental rights groups are saying a new California law banning therapy for minors who struggle with same-sex attraction... Read more
Pope says liturgical abuses detract from Christ
Pope Benedict XVI has reminded Catholics that the liturgy belongs to Jesus Christ and his Church, and should not be... Read more
Church in Chile confirms investigation of bishop for alleged abuse
In a statement Oct. 2, the Apostolic Nunciature in Chile revealed that local Bishop Marco Antonio Ordenes of Iquique is... Read more
Trial reveals papal butler's interest in Masonry, Church scandals
The judges presiding over the trial of the Pope's former butler heard today that his apartment contained piles of documents... Read more
Christian Bible publisher sues over HHS mandate
A Christian Bible publisher has become the latest of nearly 100 plaintiffs to file a lawsuit challenging the federal contraception... Read more
Obama campaign accused of calls targeting Romney's Mormon faith
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign has drawn criticism amid allegations that its members have been making bigoted election calls to... Read more
Episcopal bishop gives Archbishop Cordileone frosty welcome
The Episcopal bishop of California Marc Andrus has written a letter to his diocese in which he characterized Catholic Church... Read more
