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Caritas Christi discussing ‘acceptable modifications’ to joint venture, Boston archdiocese says
Cardinal Seán P. O’Malley and Caritas Christi Healthcare System have again commented on Caritas Christi’s cooperation in a joint venture... Read more
Archbishop Gomez says U.S. Hispanic Catholics must confront secularism with evangelization
In a Monday speech at Boston College, Archbishop José H. Gomez addressed a national symposium about the challenges and opportunities facing... Read more
U.S. bishops release ‘Callings’ documentary about work as a vocation
An hour-long documentary about work as a vocation will be released by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and... Read more
Archbishop Chaput gives 'Stoning of Soraya' two thumbs up
As the movie industry prepares to roll out its summer blockbusters, a sobering film from Steve McEveety explores the gripping... Read more
New archbishop of St. Louis vows to fight secular culture, promote vocations
The Cathedral of Saint Louis was packed on Wednesday afternoon as Archbishop Robert J. Carlson was installed as the Archbishop of... Read more
Archbishop Vigneron to head CUA Board of Trustees
Archbishop Allen Vigneron, the new head of the Archdiocese of Detroit, is taking on another new role as the head... Read more
Contraception and debt relief tackled by Catholic-Anglican dialogue
Catholics and Anglicans sat down in Cincinnati on May 25-26 to hold establish a dialogue on two issues that feature... Read more
UCLA student protests ban on mentioning Jesus in graduation speech
A graduating student at the University of California at Los Angeles has charged that a department advisor forbade her from... Read more
San Francisco archdiocese’s tax dispute with city could cost $15 million
A year-long conflict over whether the Archdiocese of San Francisco should face a tax bill of as much as $15... Read more
Tiller's death brings pro-life reaction and permanent clinic closing
Following the murder of Kansas abortionist Dr. George Tiller, his family’s attorneys have announced that his clinic will permanently close.... Read more
Piccoli pleads guilty to targeting Catholics in Ponzi scheme
A New York businessman pleaded guilty Monday to mail fraud and tax evasion in a scam that conned millions of... Read more
Archdiocese reviewing Catholic network's alleged role in providing abortions
Further information about the Celticare medical program created in a Catholic health care network’s partnership with a secular company has... Read more
Video game giant funds fake Christian protest of ‘Inferno’ game
Video game giant Electronic Arts has admitted it funded a group of fake protesters who pretended to be Christians as... Read more
U.S. bishops launch website for Year for Priests
The U.S. bishops’ conference has set up a website to help mark the Year for Priests by providing prayers and... Read more
Msgr. Senior to become auxiliary bishop for Philadelphia
Pope Benedict XVI has appointed Monsignor Timothy C. Senior, 49, as an auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Read more
Apologetics conference to answer ‘culture of doubt’
The Envoy Institute of Belmont Abbey College will host a three-day apologetics conference this July to address atheism and the... Read more
Nashville Dominicans preparing for large postulant class
“No matter how much I gave away, it was never enough.” With these words, Kelsey Wicks, 26, described her calling... Read more
R.I. director captures humanity and beauty of life in films
Part of an incredible team of filmmakers, Charles Kinnane helps give people a glimpse into a world they may have... Read more
The life of St. Barnabas
On Thursday, June 11 the Church will celebrate the feast day of St. Barnabas, one of the original 72 disciples... Read more
San Diego officials apologize for investigating home-based Bible study
San Diego County officials have agreed to rescind a cease-and-desist order issued to a pastor who held a small Bible... Read more
