The Vatican, the US and the Border: Several Points to Ponder
COMMENTARY: For those wanting a more grounded conversation on the topic of migration, there are several things to keep in mind.
Results from Tag: 'crime'
Kentucky Bishops Back Bill to Allow ‘Alternative Sentencing’ for Criminals With Children
Parental incarceration can lead to poor mental and physical health outcomes and increase a child’s chances of criminal activity. Violent offenders would be excluded from the rule, as would criminals whose victims were children as well as those who are ineligible for probation.
Singapore Priest Stabbed While Celebrating Mass
Father Christopher Lee, a parish priest of St. Joseph Church in the west-central Singapore region of Bukit Timah, was attacked by a knife-wielding man while celebrating the 5:30 p.m. Mass on Saturday.
Law Enforcement Course Correction Underway in California
The amendment makes the theft of items worth $950 or less a felony rather than a misdemeanor in cases in which a “person has two or more past convictions for certain theft crimes (such as shoplifting, burglary, or carjacking).”
Mexican Bishop Criticizes President López Obrador for Being Soft on Crime
“Together for Mexico” is an event for associations, lay institutions, and Catholic movements at the national level that seek to promote human rights and human life.
Bringing Catholicism to Crime and Punishment
As violent crime continues to surge in U.S. cities, experts discuss how to best address this pressing issue.
Desecration of the Church of the Transfiguration Prompts Outcry
Unknown burglars robbed the church Oct. 24. They destroyed the tabernacle, desecrated the Hosts and stole the ciborium after throwing the Hosts on the floor.
Elderly Woman Attacked in Omaha Church Responds With Forgiveness
The 76-year-old Iowa woman was reading a parish bulletin in the cathedral lobby on Sunday when one man approached her from behind.
