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Bishop Gomez blesses dormitory for Hispanic Americans in Mexico City
Auxiliary Bishop José Gomez of Denver traveled to Mexico City early last month to bless a new dormitory at a... Read more
Rosary hits airwaves in the Bible belt
A special on the rosary will hit the airwaves in South Carolina this month thanks to the state’s only Catholic... Read more
Bishop hopeful about U.S. immigration policy reform regarding Mexican workers
Bishop José H. Gomez is making an appeal to U.S. Catholics to take an active role in the months ahead... Read more
Lacrosse Bishop’s message to Catholic politicians lauded
Bishops, Catholic leaders and people committed to a pro-life cause are glad that La Crosse Bishop Raymond L. Burke disciplined... Read more
Poll: Women say abortion makes life worse
Only 16 percent of all of the women polled for a new national survey believe abortion makes women's lives better,... Read more
Campaign promotes "parents right to know" before daughters under 18 get abortion
Catholic organizations have less than 80 days to gather one million signatures in support a ballot measure to change the... Read more
Contest asks youth to think ‘family’
A competition launched by the World Youth Alliance is asking young people, aged 10 to 30, to tell them why... Read more
Bishops celebrate Catholic School Week with students
Archbishop John Myers will join students in celebrating Catholic Schools Week, by visiting the Catholic schools throughout the Archdiocese of... Read more
‘The Passion’ will touch hearts, says Denver archbishop
One will "never read the Scriptural accounts of Christ’s Passion in quite the same way" after seeing "The Passion of... Read more
Catholics must campaign to defend marriage, Massachusetts priest says
Catholics are called to defend the institution of marriage as the union of one man and one woman, together, said... Read more
Catholic schools thrive with volunteers
Behind every successful Catholic school is a team of hard-working volunteers, and they’re being recognized this week during the 30th... Read more
Legislator and Catholic Law Center launch first direct legal attack on Roe v. Wade
In the first legislative initiative of its kind, South Dakota State Representative Matt McCaulley introduced a bill Jan. 23, that... Read more
Catholic radio network expands, buys Minneapolis station for $7 million
Minnesota Public Radio confirmed Jan. 23 that it is selling WMNN 1330 AM Minneapolis to a subsidiary of the leading... Read more
Roe v. Wade made abortion ‘routine’, USCCB official
Thirty-one years of Roe v. Wade has changed social norms and made abortion routine, said an official with the United... Read more
President supports thousands at March for Life
Tens of thousands of pro-life advocates gathered in Washington for the March for Life yesterday and demanded that Roe v.... Read more
ADL back to the offensive against “The Passion of the Christ”
Two members of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) renewed their concerns about Mel Gibson’s film on the last hours of the... Read more
Goal of today's March for Life: ‘overturn Roe vs Wade’ organizer says
Thousands of demonstrators will gather for the annual March for Life rally in Washington, D.C., today with the goal of... Read more
Gibson expects ‘the worst is yet to come’
During yet another screening of his film on the Passion of Christ, Mel Gibson predicted that "the worst is yet... Read more
Catholic health ministry urges President Bush to hold White House health care summit
President George W. Bush’s plan for expanding health coverage “falls short of addressing the dire circumstances surrounding more than 43... Read more
March for Life turns 30
Religious leaders of all faiths, elected officials, leaders of right-to-life organizations and pro-lifers from across the country will assemble in... Read more
