Archive for March 9, 2017
Can we delete death? Transhumanism's lofty goal meets a Catholic response
It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie – being able to “upload” our minds to computers to live... Read more
More than 200 Korean martyrs are up for beatification
The first Bishop of Pyongyang, an American born-bishop, and numerous priests and laity are among the 213 who could be... Read more
She grew up in the art world – now she's leading the Vatican museums
Barbara Jatta, the newest director of the Vatican museums, and the first woman to hold the position, said that working... Read more
Conditions lamented as seven Argentine inmates die in fire
The deaths of seven inmates in a fire at a police station in Pergamino, Argentina has brought renewed criticisms of... Read more
Holy-wood: How one priest supports 'truth, beauty and goodness' in film
The path to priesthood doesn’t often include stops on the sets of soap operas. Read more
Arizona State University to hold first Pregnant on Campus Week
The Students for Life Group at Arizona State University is planning the nation’s first Pregnant on Campus Week to offer... Read more
Where it's OK to eat corned beef on St. Patrick's Day this Lent
If you’re an Irish Catholic (or any Catholic) living in the United States, you will need to check with your... Read more
NY archdiocese defends right to make hiring decisions
The Archdiocese of New York argued before a federal circuit court this week that it should have the freedom to... Read more
Muhammad Ali's family speaks up on religious freedom after airport detainment
Family members of boxing great Muhammed Ali say they were detained at an airport for their religion and have linked... Read more
