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‘Screwtape Letters’ to be released on film
The company that produced The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is planning to adapt C.S.... Read more
Pro-lifers encourage New Hampshire legislature to keep parental notification laws
A national pro-life group is calling on New Hampshire legislators to preserve the state's parental notification law. New Hampshire is... Read more
Archbishop co-authoring science fiction novel
Archbishop John Myers of Newark is well known for his authoring of numerous pastoral letters on subjects from the Eucharist,... Read more
Catholic mother continues to fight unwanted divorces
A Catholic mother and a law professor are proposing that couples entering a religious marriage sign a simple contract designed... Read more
Donohue says Sen. Edwards decision evidence of anti-Catholic bias
Following the decision of U.S. Senator and Presidential hopeful John Edwards to stand by two campaign officials who have made... Read more
Don’t squelch debate on faith and evolution in public schools, says Cardinal Schoenborn
A prominent cardinal condemned a two-year-old U.S. court decision that bars a Pennsylvania school district from teaching “intelligent design”. Read more
US bishops urge congress to address moral, environmental implications of climate change
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is urging Congress to address the moral and environmental dimensions of global climate... Read more
Archdiocese to cooperate with judge’s order to open personnel files
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee will cooperate with a judge’s order to release 3,000 pages of insurance records and confidential files... Read more
Students prepare for Annual Day of Purity, Feb. 14
Students across the United States and around the world will be celebrating St. Valentine's Day by educating their peers on... Read more
San Fran. Archbishop “very happy” about plan regarding homosexual adoptions
Speaking to a local radio station on Sunday, San Francisco Archbishop George Niederauer said he is “really very happy” about... Read more
Catholic League president points out anti-Catholic views of candidate’s team
Bill Donohue, the President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, yesterday exposed the anti-Catholic backgrounds of two... Read more
Black pro-life leader says abortion ratios point to racism
Abortion is a multi-million dollar a year business that makes most of its money by killing black children, says Day... Read more
Archdiocese of Boston set to end ownership of hospitals
The Archdiocese of Boston has preliminarily agreed to transfer ownership of the six hospitals in its Caritas Christi Health Care... Read more
Renowned documentary on monastic life makes US debut
A feature-length documentary on monastic life, which has had unexpected success on the big screen in Europe and Canada, will... Read more
Mandatory HPV vaccination overrides parental rights, say Christian groups
Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed an executive on Friday mandating that Texan girls, starting in September 2008, receive a vaccination... Read more
Christians called to fearlessly evangelize culture, says Archbishop Gomez
The New Evangelization calls Christians to go fearlessly into the heart of culture and invite people to come to know... Read more
Lawyers to get half of money set out for Spokane abuse settlements
About half of a proposed $48-million settlement would go to victims of clergy sexual abuse while lawyers are due to... Read more
Archbishop Burke to lead pilgrimage to Mexican shrine
Archbishop Raymond Burke of St. Louis will lead a pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico,... Read more
Couple finds and returns archbishop’s stolen crosier
Archbishop Oscar Lipscomb expressed his gratitude and relief after having had his episcopal crosier returned to him this past weeked. ... Read more
Despite different faiths, America is a country that prays, Bush says
President George W. Bush spoke this morning at the 55th National Prayer Breakfast. The U.S. President told the crowd of... Read more
