Archive for July 14, 2015

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By Mary Farrow

Here’s what would happen if America's Catholic outreach disappeared

A few months ago, Erin McCroy was walking the streets of Denver with Murphy, a 20-something missionary with Christ in... Read more

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By Elise Harris

Vatican applauds Iran nuclear deal, calls for commitment to make it 'bear fruit'

After global powers reached an agreement with Iran Tuesday limiting the country’s nuclear activity, the Vatican said the deal was... Read more

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Disappointment follows ruling against Little Sisters in mandate case

The Little Sisters of the Poor have reiterated their commitment to following their conscience as they care for the poor... Read more

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By Elise Harris

After a two-week vacation, Benedict XVI heads back to Rome

With two restful weeks outside of the Vatican behind him and two honorary doctorates in hand, Benedict XVI has again... Read more

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By Adelaide Mena,Matt Hadro

Planned Parenthood under fire for alleged trafficking of baby organs

Abortion giant Planned Parenthood is facing harsh criticism after the release of footage allegedly showing its top doctor describing how... Read more

Archbishop Goh of Singapore says Mass at the city-state's Indoor Stadium, July 4, 2015. ?w=200&h=150

Catholics in Singapore celebrate 50 years of nation's independence

Anticipating this autumn's 50th anniversary of Singapore's independence from Malaysia, the nation's Catholics gathered earlier this month to celebrate a... Read more

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Chilean administration open to approval of adoption by homosexual couples

Shortly after the legalization of same-sex civil unions in Chile, the nation's secretary of justice said in an interview last... Read more