Practical Help for Marriage
Bishop Gerald Gettelfinger of Evansville, Ind., hopes that the committee that drafted the U.S. bishops’ new pastoral on marriage will go further to strengthen marriages.
Results from Tag: 'December 13-19, 2009'
Heart of the Church
Bishop Kevin Rhoades is inheriting a diocese that was at the center of the Obama-Notre Dame controversy last May.
President With ‘Pastor’s Heart’ Sworn in at Southern Catholic
Southern Catholic College has a new president: Legionary Father Shawn Aaron, whose leadership style has been dubbed “student-centric.”
Vacationers’ Serene Sanctuary
In the greater Orlando area, the land of packed theme parks and bustling activity, the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe stands as a spiritual refuge.
Ignoring the Call of Duty
‘Modern Warfare 2’ wallows in nihilism, making for a too-real war video game.
California Focuses on Adult Stem-Cell Research
The state of California has announced grants to stem-cell researchers. Most are going to researchers who are working with non-embryonic stem cells.
Modern-Day Abolitionists Fight Slavery
The problem of human trafficking seems to be getting worse, but the response of those who want to fight it is increasing.
Venerable Karol Wojtyla?
The Congregation for the Causes of Saints reportedly voted in favor of the late Pope John Paul II having lived a life of heroic virtue, according to some recent Italian press reports.
Amendment Aims to Protect Parents’ Rights
A look at the Parental Rights Amendment and the concerns about the U.N. “Convention on the Rights of the Child” it seeks to address.
‘Manhattan Declaration’
Christian signers of the “Manhattan Declaration” pledged to engage in civil disobedience rather than comply with unjust laws.
