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Detroit-area Catholic school evacuated
St. Hugo of the Hills Catholic School was evacuated Wednesday after close to a dozen children became sick during a... Read more
Pro-abortion totalitarianism hovers over Argentina like a “sinister threat,” archbishop warns
Archbishop Hector Aguer of La Plata has denounced the actions of various federal and local officials, including Argentina’s Minister of... Read more
HLI president encourages Catholics who supported Schiavo killing to "seriously repent and re-evaluate consciences"
The president of Human Life International, Father Tom Euteneuer, said recently that the latest document from the Congregation for the... Read more
Catholic Georgetown U. to fund student internships at abortion agencies
The oldest Catholic university in the nation has changed its policy to permit grants to law students who intern with... Read more
New Jersey abortion facility surrenders license, closes doors
The Alternatives abortion clinic in Atlantic City, New Jersey, opted to surrender its license to the state instead of correcting... Read more
Episcopal leaders act to avert a schism, vow restraint on more gay bishops
The Episcopal bishops of the United States, attempting to avoid a schism, promised to "exercise restraint" by not approving more... Read more
Catholic Charities USA Calls on Congress and the President to Protect
Catholic Charities USA today urged Congress and the White House to avoid partisan positioning and instead come together to pass... Read more
From fighter pilot to courageous mother: the story of Caroline Aigle
Caroline Aigle would have turned 33 on September 12. The first female fighter pilot of the French military and future... Read more
Brazilian baby with anencephaly now ten months old
Little Marcela de Jesus Galante Ferrerira continues to surprise the world. She is now ten months old despite doctors’ predictions... Read more
Conference to assist in healing men from the trauma of abortion
St. Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco is hosting a conference that will address the effects of abortion on men by... Read more
Christians in Middle East bridge between cultures, says expert
The director of the Al-Liqa Center for Inter-Religious Research of Bethlehem, Dr. Geries S. Khoury, said this week Christians in... Read more
Buffalo Bill’s property to house the only Carmelite monks in America
A former Carmelite hermit, Fr. Daniel Mary, who founded a monastic community in 2003, has the unusual problem of finding... Read more
Organization says persecution of Christians in Iraq continues
The Iraqi organization Christians in Need said this week that Christians in that country continue to suffer persecution. According to... Read more
Homosexuals scoff at Last Supper by displaying sex toys
Organizers of San Francisco's Folsom Street Fair -- sponsored by Miller Brewing Co. -- have come up with a bizarre... Read more
John Paul II’s "relics" not for sale, officials say
The postulator of the cause for beatification of Pope John Paul II has clarified that free prayer cards accompanied by a... Read more
Aurora pro-lifers file lawsuit against Planned Parenthood
Two pro-life supporters in Aurora filed a lawsuit yesterday, alleging that Planned Parenthood Chicago Area President and CEO Steve Trombley... Read more
Stabbed priest prays for attacker
A priest stabbed at his mission on Sydney's north-west side last month says he has been praying for his attacker. Read more
Former Archbishop Ncube denies rumors he will run for president
The former archbishop of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Pius Ncube, said he will remain a human rights advocate and that he has... Read more
Italian Bishops appalled over screening of embryos in violation of law
The Catholic Church in Italy voiced outrage on Tuesday after a Sardinian court allowed the screening of embryos produced with... Read more
The Gospel must reach all of society not just the poor, says Pope Benedict
The Holy Father traveled to the Vatican from his summer house in Castelgandolfo this morning for his weekly General Audience,... Read more
