Archive for December 15, 2016
The dignity of work – one company's quest for the mentally ill
When Bayaud Enterprises was started in 1969 in Denver, Colorado, they had one thing on their mind: employment. Read more
Who was that priest praying the rosary at the Army-Navy game?
You might have seen an Army chaplain devoutly praying the rosary on the sideline during Saturday's Army-Navy football game. Who... Read more
Massachusetts churches claim victory in religious freedom lawsuit
Four Massachusetts churches pulled their lawsuit against the state Monday after they received religious exemptions from the state's transgender law. Read more
Italian priest cancels Nativity display to avoid offending people
An Italian priest is under fire from locals for deciding against setting up the typical Nativity scene in his town’s... Read more
Pope to ambassadors: make 'courageous' choice for nonviolence
On Thursday Pope Francis accepted the credentials of six new ambassadors to the Holy See, urging them to work toward... Read more
Mary models for the sick 'surrender to God's will'
Pope Francis on Thursday announced the theme for the 25th World Day of the Sick, “Amazement at what God has... Read more
Saint John Paul II documentary takes two Emmys
Two Emmy Awards have gone to a documentary that shows St. John Paul II’s central role in the end of... Read more
Vatican official: Religion in public has never been more at risk
While violent persecution against Christians assails swaths of territory the Middle East and Africa, one Vatican official says that Western... Read more
Did 'Catholic Spring' groups undermine the Catholic bishops?
Groups reputedly founded for a “Catholic Spring” revolt within the Church have a history of criticizing Catholic bishops on LGBT... Read more
Threats to tax exemption could ruin Chicago pastor's ministry
As secularists look to abolish a religious tax exemption, a pastor whose life is dedicated to serving those in need... Read more
