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Outreach, Eucharistic Revival seen as factors for positive trend.
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Columbia Grad Student Mahmoud Khalil's Deportation Case Will Go to Supreme Court, Expert Predicts
The case may help define what rights noncitizens have in the United States.
Theodore McCarrick Dies, But His Scandal Lives On
The former cardinal and archbishop deftly managed to fend off abuse accusations for decades — and never publicly repented before his death.
Msgr. Pope Warns: Hell Is Real — and Many Are Headed There
Msgr. Charles Pope discussed his new book on the doctrine of hell on EWTN’s ‘The World Over’ on Thursday.
Catholics and Neighbors Unite to Fight Casino Near University of Dallas
With prayers, petitions and packed city meetings, a broad coalition of Catholic voices and local families have stood firm against a high-stakes gamble in Irving, Texas.
SCOTUS Appears Sympathetic to Catholic Charities in Wisconsin Case
The Supreme Court justices appeared unpersuaded that religious organizations must ‘proselytize’ to be deemed religious by government authorities.
From Near-Death Experience, Shrine to St. Anne Is Coming to Life Again
Former parishioners restore century-old church structurally — and spiritually.
SCOTUS to Decide Whether Catholic Charities Are ‘Religious Enough’
At stake: Whether Catholic Charities can claim a religious exemption from Wisconsin’s unemployment insurance taxes.
Mom Says Feds Yanked Security Status After Complaints About ‘Polysexual’ Posters at School
Angela Reading’s lawsuit names the Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration among the defendants.
JFK Files Mystery: What Exactly Were CIA Director’s ‘Dealings’ with the Vatican?
A newly released memo alludes to eyebrow-raising but unspecified actions by the agency’s former director, who was Catholic.
