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Former White House aide to become president of Saint Vincent College
The assistant to the U.S. president and director of the country’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives was named president... Read more
Catholic institutions should reflect values and teachings of Church, says Cardinal O’Malley
Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley sat for an interview yesterday with the Boston Globe. A great number of issues were tackled... Read more
Catholic press systematically shut-out of state senate meeting with Bishop
On Thursday, a Denver Catholic Register journalist, and the respective editors of ‘New Advent’ and Catholic News Agency approached to... Read more
Court says Notre Dame may have to pay back education grant used for religious training
The University of Notre Dame could be required to pay back a government grant used to train teachers in Catholic... Read more
USCCB receives major grant to support human trafficking victims
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has received a major five-year government contract award to provide comprehensive support services... Read more
Audit shows Boston Archdiocese is $46M in red, ministries at risk
The Archdiocese of Boston released a two-year audit Wednesday that showed it running a $46.3-million deficit, largely caused by the... Read more
Knights of Columbus rededicate support to Pope Benedict on first anniversary
In celebration of the one year anniversary of Benedict XVI’s election to Pope last spring, the world’s 1.7 million Knights... Read more
Archbishop Chaput praises role of permanent deacons in building up both priests and lay
Permanent deacons offer a unique witness to lay people, priests and bishops as well as a constant reminder of the... Read more
Priest warns: Hawaii set to become abortion state
A Virginia-based pro-life group is urging Hawaii’s governor to veto a bill that would allow late-term abortions in the aloha... Read more
Catholic teens take faith door-to-door
Nearly 150 teens traveled to the Diocese of Arlington last week for the ‘Youth for the Third Millennium Mega Mission’--an... Read more
Opus Dei urges Sony to include disclaimer in Da Vinci film
Opus Dei made another attempt earlier this month to urge Sony to include a disclaimer at the beginning of the... Read more
University chancellor seeks to slash budget for Catholic group
University of Wisconsin Chancellor John Wiley has agreed to cut funding to the University of Wisconsin Roman Catholic Foundation, reported... Read more
U.S. Bishops appalled by arbitrary arrest of human rights workers in Congo
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has expressed its “deep concern” over what they call the arbitrary arrest and detention... Read more
L.A. Archdiocese loses battle to keep priest files confidential
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles faced a disappointing decision yesterday when the U.S. Supreme Court denied a request to take... Read more
Investigative report provides little-known facts about Gospel of Judas phenomenon
The Gospel of Judas, a third-century manuscript unearthed in Egypt three decades ago, is surrounded by questionable circumstances. A report... Read more
Gospel of Judas is a Gnostic gospel of little value to Christians, says analyst
The latest media frenzy over the Gospel of Judas reveals “the [secular] media's profound ignorance of ancient history,” says Brian... Read more
900 New Englanders find new spiritual home in Catholic Church
Two New England states welcomed the largest number of new Catholics this Easter Vigil since the priest sex abuse scandal... Read more
Villanova University board delays decision on ‘victims of abortion’ memorial
A plan for a memorial on the Villanova University campus to the victims of abortion is currently in limbo, reported... Read more
Knights of Columbus urge U.S. leaders to create immigration bill that embraces justice, charity
The board of directors of the Knights of Columbus has called upon Congress and the President to create immigration legislation... Read more
San Antonio Archbishop says human dignity, families are at heart of immigration debate
Archbishop José Gomez of San Antonio took his strongest public stand on immigration during Monday's downtown demonstration against the current... Read more
