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Michigan Catholic Conference praises new stem cell method
The Michigan Catholic Conference on Monday welcomed reports that stem cell researchers have discovered another method to advance science without... Read more
City funding for Mark Twain church prompts lawsuit threat
Carson City, Nevada’s decision to fund sidewalks, landscaping and roof repairs for a church that Mark Twain helped build has... Read more
Sen. Coburn says pro-life docs would prefer jail to violating consciences
Obstetrician and gynecologist Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma) has said that pro-life medical practitioners will “go to jail” rather than violate... Read more
New Catholic HHS secretary has history of protecting late-term abortionist
Though the newly-nominated Secretary of Health and Human Services has spoken about the importance of a "culture of life," she... Read more
Sen. Brownback supports Sebelius, draws disapproval
Kansas Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts are congratulating Gov. Kathleen Sebelius on being nominated to serve as the next... Read more
Pro-life leaders rebuke ‘propaganda’ surrounding Sebelius appointment
Critical reaction to Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’ nomination as Secretary for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services continued... Read more
Pro-lifers decry Sebelius nomination as divisive
Reactions against President Obama’s pick of Kathleen Sebelius to serve as the Secretary of Health and Human Services are coming... Read more
Diocese of Biloxi ends its wait for a bishop
The Diocese of Biloxi, Mississippi received word from the Vatican this morning that its almost year-long wait for a bishop... Read more
Jesuit universities criticized for ‘obscene’ events promoting sexual ideologies
Three Jesuit universities are facing criticism for hosting events promoting sexual license, cross-dressing and homosexual ideologies just as Lent begins,... Read more
Eleven members of ethnic minority group Confirmed at last
Eleven men and women who had "been longing and thirsting for their own faith" for years in refugee camps overseas... Read more
Pro-abortion Kansas governor accepts position as HHS secretary
Saturday evening it was announced that Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, a professed Catholic who supports abortion, has accepted a position... Read more
Seven bishops join Catholic Leadership Institute’s Episcopal Advisory Board
Seven U.S. bishops have joined the Catholic Leadership Institute’s Episcopal Advisory Board, the institute announced on Thursday. Read more
Beatification cause for Oblates’ founder takes a step
An Italian nun who founded a religious order may be one step closer to beatification as the Catholic Church investigates... Read more
Bishop Martino writes Sen. Casey over vote against Mexico City policy
Bishop of Scranton Joseph Martino has written again to Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Bob Casey concerning his vote against the Mexico City... Read more
Obama administration may toss pro-life conscience protections
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is preparing to rescind regulations which made explicit the existing legal protections... Read more
Dr. Dobson steps down as chairman of Focus on the Family
Today it was announced that Dr. James Dobson, has resigned as chairman of the Christian group, Focus on the Family. Read more
K of C to fight greed of economic crisis with generosity of volunteers
Today the Knights of Columbus and Fairfield University’s Center for Faith and Public Life will host a summit on the role... Read more
Catholic survivors attribute ‘miracle on the Hudson’ to God’s mercy
"The odds were against us but God was with us," said Fred Berretta, a survivor of US Airways Flight 1549... Read more
Ave Maria University to host ‘Terri’s Day’ Mass
The Ave Maria Oratory at Ave Maria University will host the “National Mass for Terri’s Day” on March 31 to... Read more
Kansas late-term abortionist to face trial
A judge on Wednesday refused to dismiss the criminal case against Kansas late-term abortionist George Tiller, who has been accused... Read more
