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Chris Christie begins his inauguration day with Mass
The morning of his inauguration as governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie (R-N.J.) attended Mass in Newark, New Jersey, “looking... Read more
Virtual March for Life drawing thousands
Americans United for Life president Dr. Charmaine Yoest has announced the first ever Virtual March for Life taking place on... Read more
Haiti quake shows need for Christ’s resurrection, Bishop Wenski writes
The disastrous earthquake in Haiti shows that this world is a fallen “valley of tears” and is not a particular... Read more
Overseas pro-life leaders condemn ‘aggressive’ pro-abortion U.S. policy
A delegation of international pro-life leaders will attend the March for Life in Washington, D.C. on Friday to show support... Read more
Super Bowl pro-life ad to feature Tim Tebow and mother
A pro-life ad featuring college football star Tim Tebow and his mother will be aired during the Super Bowl broadcast... Read more
Martha Coakley mindset a 'threat to American freedom,' says critic
Massachusetts Senate hopeful Martha Coakley has come under fire recently for her comments that Catholics who oppose emergency contraception shouldn't... Read more
Martin Luther King Jr. honored by Catholic Charities, archdioceses
Catholic Charities of the Washington D.C. Archdiocese will join with Catholic Charities USA in honoring Martin Luther King Jr. by... Read more
Msgr. Mulvey humbled and happy to lead Diocese of Corpus Christi
Monsignor William Michael Mulvey from the Diocese of Austin was named today by Pope Benedict to become the new Bishop... Read more
Family Research Council to host 'Blogs for Life' conference
Family Research Council announced today that they will hosting the fifth annual Blogs for Life, a conference for pro-life bloggers... Read more
American Idol contestant Maddy Curtis comes from large pro-life family
Maddy Curtis, a sixteen-year-old from a Virginia family of twelve, is one of the contestants advancing in the American Idol... Read more
Church denied expansion wins $1.25 million in damages
A federal judge ordered on Monday that Colorado's Boulder County must pay more than $1.25 million in attorney's fees to... Read more
Thousands expected for March for Life events at National Shrine
The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception expects more than 10,000 people to attend its liturgies, prayer... Read more
Chicago Catholics find their way back home
A 30 foot banner was just the invitation Matt Schneider needed to return home. Not home to where he grew... Read more
Catholic college shuts down to participate in pro-life march
Christendom College will close Friday, January 22 and transport the entire student body to participate in the 2010 March for... Read more
Catholics to celebrate feast of acclaimed virgin martyr
On January 21, the universal church will commemorate the feast of St. Agnes, a young Roman girl who chose martyrdom... Read more
University’s first graduates celebrated as ‘pioneers’ and ‘heroes’
Receiving their diplomas last month, the first graduates of John Paul the Great Catholic University were hailed as “pioneers” and... Read more
'Yes to Life' referendum to call attention to new Spanish abortion law
Pro-life leaders in Madrid announced this week they will present the “Yes to Life” referendum in the Spanish capital on... Read more
Oklahoma bill backs more marriage counseling, stricter standards for divorce
In a proposal aimed to reduce an extremely high divorce rate, an Oklahoma state legislator has introduced a bill that... Read more
U.S. bishops urge Obama to grant Temporary Protected Status to Haiti
Cardinal Francis George, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, sent a letter to President Obama on Friday,... Read more
Mass. Senate candidate’s remarks show threat to Catholics’ freedoms, critics say
Massachusetts U.S. Senate candidate Martha Coakley has come under fire for saying pro-life medical workers with conscientious objections to some... Read more
