In today’s complex society, it takes effort to ensure that your hard-earned money, once invested, doesn’t fund the kinds of things that Catholics abhor.
Police said Christopher Collings confessed to killing Rowan Ford after raping her on Nov. 3, 2007. The murder took place in rural Stella, Missouri.
Bishop Joseph Shen Bin of Shanghai recently gave a diocesan seminar Nov. 4–6 about “Sinicization of Religion in Shanghai.”
Numerous news reports have said that a new artificially intelligent “Jesus” has begun taking people’s confessions at a Catholic church in Switzerland, but is it true?
Organized by the Christian aid group Aid to the Church in Need International, “Red Week” has been taking place every November since 2016.
The Texas House of Representatives Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence last month issued a subpoena for Robert Roberson to appear before the committee.
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to decide whether or not it will take up the case on Nov. 22.
A graduate of Georgetown University and The Catholic University of America’s Columbus School of Law, Brendan Carr has enjoyed bipartisan support.
Repeal of Missouri’s abortion amendment remains a possibility, the head of the state’s Catholic conference says.
Sens. James Lankford and Gary Peters expressed concern over what they see as a lack of transparency in the Bureau of Prisons selection process for programs.
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Though not accused of abuse himself, Archbishop Justin Welby was criticized for his response to a number of abuse cases within the church he led.
The blaze, dubbed the Mountain Fire, erupted last week amid high winds and dry, fire-prone conditions.
Father Christopher Lee, a parish priest at St. Joseph Church in the Singapore region of Bukit Timah, was attacked by a knife-wielding man on Saturday.
Following a soccer match Thursday between a Dutch and an Israeli team, at least 10 young men sought out Israeli fans, verbally and physically assaulting them.
Catholic Mobilizing Network said in a Nov. 6 statement that the federal death penalty is a “broken” system that “does not deter crime or make communities safer.”
Bishop W. Shawn McKnight of the Diocese of Jefferson City, Missouri, had listed a dozen contemporary hymns to be “forbidden” in the diocese.
Missourians voted to overturn the state’s near-ban on abortion and enshrine a provision guaranteeing “reproductive freedom” in the state constitution.
“Paid Sick Leave for Nebraskans,” Initiative 436, passed overwhelmingly, with roughly 75% voting in favor.
The rejection of pro-abortion measures in three states on Tuesday represent the first victories at the ballot box for pro-life advocates since Roe’s overturn.