Archive for March 13, 2017
My life isn't a tragedy – a Rwandan woman's incredible story of survival
She begged and scrounged for food in the forest; she drank water from a stream with dead bodies in it;... Read more
US congratulates Pope Francis on his 4th anniversary
On Monday, the anniversary of Pope Francis being elevated to the papacy, the United States offered its congratulations and wishes... Read more
Fr. Stanley Rother, first US-born martyr, to be beatified in September
Father Stanley Rother, the Oklahoma-born martyr who served as a priest in Guatemala, will be beatified in Oklahoma City on... Read more
Mexico's bishops launch 'the migrant is a gift' campaign on social media
The Mexican Bishops have launched a #elmigranteesundon (the migrant is a gift) campaign on social media to show their dissatisfaction... Read more
Despite warnings, assisted suicide bill advances in Hawaii
Although critics said an assisted suicide bill would put vulnerable people at risk and change the nature of medicine, the... Read more
The Church is the 'only functioning institution' in South Sudan
Amid war and famine in South Sudan, the Catholic Church is still serving the most vulnerable even as the government... Read more
New South Dakota law could protect religious adoption agencies
While religious adoption agencies have been shut down in various parts of the United States after facing pressure to place... Read more
