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University students prepare to stand up for life
On Monday, some 500 university students from Steubenville, Ohio, will board a line of charter busses bound for the nation’s... Read more
Supreme Court decides in favor of Oregon’s assisted suicide law
Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the U.S. Attorney General does not have the authority to halt Oregon doctors... Read more
Archdiocese criticizes bishop’s stance on sex abuse
Officials of the Archdiocese of Detroit have criticized an auxiliary bishop for supporting a statute of limitations that would give... Read more
Episcopalian bishop removes priest for stance against gay bishop
An Episcopalian priest was removed from his duties because he disagreed with the consecration of the church’s first openly gay... Read more
Popular Catholic author, artist, to receive Biblical School honor
On February 3rd, popular Canadian Catholic author and artist, Michael O’Brien will be honored by the Denver Catholic Biblical School... Read more
Despite loss at polls, ballot measure raised awareness about abortion industry
The educational campaign leading up the vote on Proposition 73, California’s parental notification initiative, has had many positive results despite... Read more
Reclaiming college culture, 1200 students attend weekend FOCUS conferences
On Saturday evening, most of Denver, Colorado was enthralled by the Denver Broncos football team and their impressive playoff toppling... Read more
Bishop Loverde honors Dr. King, calls for more African American priests
Yesterday, as Americans celebrated what would have been the 77th birthday of civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,... Read more
Bishop apologizes for ‘failings’ re priest who likely murdered two
Bishop Raphael Fliss of Superior apologized Sunday for the way he handled the situation involving a local priest, who a... Read more
Group launches national campaign to include ex-gay resources in sex-ed curricula
A nonprofit group that is working to impact the national debate on homosexuality—by letting everyone know that no one is... Read more
Called to greatness: Denver Archbishop encourages college students to live vocations of glorifying God
Recalling the role of his own mother in shaping his faith as a young boy, the Archbishop said that “each... Read more
Culture war between pro-family groups and homosexual lobby on the rise in business world
More than 40 pro-family groups in the US have threatened to boycott Ford if it continues to openly support the... Read more
Diocese to create one system for all Catholic schools
The Diocese of Lansing's Catholic schools will unify to form a K-12 school system to eventually encompass some suburban schools. Read more
US bishops call for ‘responsible transition’ in Iraq
The United States bishops have called for a national civil dialogue that will lead to a responsible transition in Iraq,... Read more
800 youth attend vocation rally
About 800 Catholic high school juniors from Northern Kentucky gathered Wednesday for the second annual vocations rally for the Diocese... Read more
Diocese hosts live Web forum on pastoral reorganization
The Diocese of Springfield held its first live Web forum Tuesday in an effort to answer parishioners’ questions and concerns... Read more
A window into St. Bernadette, CNA speaks to film star, Sydney Penny
On February 11th, Ignatius Press will host a nationwide re-release of the classic film, The Passion of Bernadette, which is... Read more
Green light for new pro-life priest order
Fr. Frank Pavone, head of the group, Priests for Life, has announced that a new priestly society--one devoted to work... Read more
Women’s group commends Alito for hearings
In a press release yesterday, Concerned Women for America commended Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito for his “superb job... Read more
Pro-lifers to walk through downtown LA on Roe v. Wade anniversary
Thousands of people are expected to meet at the Los Angeles Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Jan. 22... Read more
