Cardinal Dolan Reasserts Church's Stance in HHS Fight
USCCB president answers question about compromise, but stays his ground on insurance-coverage controversy.
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Psychology Grounded in Catholic Thought
The Institute for the Psychological Sciences recently marked its 10th anniversary.
Watching Gitmo
With President Obama’s announcement that he intends to close the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the Register takes a look at issues surrounding torture, the detention of suspected terrorists, and the question of whether to extend constitutional protections to noncitizens.
Election ’08: Candidates on Torture
If the Church’s position on torture is clear, distinguishing the positions of the presidential candidates is much murkier.
N.Y. Holy Ground
“I’m so grateful the Pope would come like this,” said Dorry Tompsett of Garden City, N.Y., whose husband, Stephen, died in terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. She spoke to the Register after Pope Benedict led prayers at Ground Zero.
Peace, Poverty and The Pope
When Pope Benedict XVI addresses the United Nations this month, U.N. observers expect that the Pope might have much to say on issues ranging from poverty to terrorism to abortion.
