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Catholic leaders urge Senate to boost development, humanitarian aid
The United States bishops and their overseas relief organization are urging the US Senate to offer “active support for essential... Read more
Pro-life doctors could be forced to violate their consciences by new bill
Newly proposed legislation in Wisconsin could force doctors to act against their conscience and give emergency contraception to rape victims,... Read more
NY citizens demand more information on plans to open Muslim school
A coalition of concerned citizens gathered on the steps of New York City Hall to express their concerns regarding the... Read more
Five people from same Florida parish enter religious life
Beth Burwell wrestled with the question of whether she could forego having a husband or children. Read more
Planned Parenthood deceptive in plans to build new abortion facility
Pro-life advocates are calling on the city of Aurora to launch an official investigation into the application process for the... Read more
Developer restores former L.A. cathedral, converts it into event hall
Thanks to local preservationists and an astute developer, the former cathedral of Los Angeles was returned to its previous structural... Read more
Catholic Familyland to host 20th annual family conference
Catholic Familyland, the 950- acre center in Southeastern Ohio, will host its 20th annual international "Totus Tuus Consecrate Them in... Read more
Notre Dame to offer Latin Mass in the fall
The University of Notre Dame has announced it will offer the Mass in its extraordinary form, that is in Latin,... Read more
Rabbi praises Pope Benedict for his clear teaching
A rabbi from Monsey, New York, has lauded Pope Benedict XVI for reinstating the Latin Mass and affirming that only... Read more
Coffee shop owner to become consecrated virgin
A 41-year-old coffee shop owner in Waukesha, Wisconsin, has decided to take vows as a consecrated virgin. Read more
Kenyan archbishop ordains US priests for new conservative Anglican church
Two Episcopal priests, who split from the Episcopal Church over its acceptance of homosexual bishops, have been consecrated bishops for... Read more
Spanish class sparks “white power” debate in Colorado high school
Earlier this week, a simple question in a Spanish II class in Broomfield, Colorado triggered a heated discussion regarding immigration... Read more
Clock running out on Episcopal Church
As of yesterday, the Episcopal Church had only one month left to respond to the requests of the Anglican primates,... Read more
Visit of Pope John Paul II to San Antonio, TX to be commemorated
Commemorating Pope John Paul II’s historic visit to the Alamo city, an exhibit to mark the 20th anniversary of the... Read more
President of Creighton reveals why pro-assisted suicide speaker was turned away
The president of Creighton University said the decision to cancel the speaking engagement of an assisted suicide advocate was not... Read more
Pro-life movie "Bella" to be released nationwide Oct. 26
Roadside Attractions, an independent film distribution company, has purchased the rights to the movie, “Bella,” the recent winner of the... Read more
Lesbian could head Episcopal diocese
A lesbian Episcopal priest has made the top-five list of bishop-candidates for the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago. The list includes... Read more
Former Catholic school teacher settles suit
A teacher, who was fired from a Catholic school for using in vitro fertilization to get pregnant, has settled her lawsuit. Read more
Creighton, Archdiocese of Omaha disagreement grows
Creighton University has been in the news lately, but not because of a new research breakthrough or one of its... Read more
Bishop Pilla testifies in embezzlement case
Retired Bishop Anthony Pilla of Cleveland said he was shocked when evidence indicated that his former employees had stolen hundreds... Read more
