Archive for January 13, 2017
Can you teach the truth and not be a hater? This ministry for gay Catholics says yes.
In a country where gay marriage has gained widespread acceptance – both culturally and legally – in the past several... Read more
Race against time for Congress to block DC's assisted suicide law
Congress took its first step toward blocking D.C.’s doctor-prescribed suicide law on Thursday, but the action will need the support... Read more
Youth to be protagonists in upcoming synod of bishops
With the 2014-2015 Synod of Bishops on the Family barely falling out of sight, the preparatory document for the next... Read more
Maltese bishops: Divorced-and-remarried 'at peace with God' may receive Communion
As debate over Amoris laetitia continues to gain steam, the Maltese bishops have come out with a new set of... Read more
Siblings arrested in cyberattack that compromised Vatican computers
Two arrests have been made in a widespread cyber-attack that compromised communications of prominent Italian institutions and individuals, including the... Read more
Missing priest in Mexico found dead
The body of Father Joaquín Hernández Sifuentes, a priest in northern Mexico who had been missing since Jan. 3, was... Read more
Seeking Christ is always a risk – but it's worth it, Pope says
In his homily on Friday morning, Pope Francis commented on the Gospel story of the paralytic lowered through the roof,... Read more
How the Catholic author of 'The Exorcist' saw good and evil
William Peter Blatty, whose fictionalized vision of demonic possession and Catholic exorcism transfixed a great swath of the American public,... Read more
