Missing the ‘Point’?
Catholic Charities of Albany, N.Y., plans to give drug users fresh needles as a way of preventing the spread of AIDS.
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Is ‘Roe’ Overturn Possible?
Chief Justice John Roberts opened a window of opportunity to overturn Roe v. Wade, some pro-lifers said about a recent Supreme Court decision.
Art for Faith’s Sake
The Way of Beauty program is intended to help students at Thomas More College in New Hampshire appreciate art and Western civilization — and lead them closer to the source of all beauty.
Professor at Thomas Aquinas Becomes Its President
The new president at Thomas Aquinas College in California is one of the school’s longtime professors.
Heart-Altering Power
Ultrasound helped a Planned Parenthood director make the leap to the pro-life side.
Cardinal McCarrick Kicks Off Immigration Reform Effort
Cardinal Theodore McCarrick was one of the first people to speak out as a new effort at immigration reform gets under way.
Catholic University President to Step Down
After 12 years as president of The Catholic University of America, Father David O’Connell decided it was time to hand the reins off to someone else.
Marriage Is the Maine Event
If a Maine law permitting same-sex “marriage” is not struck down, church organizations could have their tax-exempt status stripped because of conscientious objections to the practice, says a Boston College Law School professor.
Teaching the New Missal
Catechesis has started for the forthcoming translation of the Roman Missal.
Groups Mark ‘Terri’s Day’
The Terri Schindler Schiavo Foundation and Priests for Life are remembering Terri Schindler Schiavo on the fourth anniversary of her death by starvation.
