DOMA Defense
The Obama administration has decided not to defend legal challenges to the Defense of Marriage Act.
Results from Tag: 'March 13-26, 2011'
'Jesus of Nazareth', Part II
Pope Benedict XVI has released the second part of Jesus of Nazareth.
Bernard Nathanson (1926-2011)
Dr. Bernard Nathanson, the most prominent convert abortionist to the pro-life movement, was remembered at a Mass in New York’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
Quick Action in Philadelphia
Recent investigations of sexual abuse and official neglect in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia have yielded the first criminal indictment in the United States of a Church official.
Remembering Jerome Lejeune
Clara Lejeune Gaymard remembers her father, French geneticist Jerome Lejeune, in a newly released biography — and an interview in the Register.
Conscience Rules Gutted?
Many pro-lifers are disappointed by the Obama administration’s new conscience-protection regulations. But some see hope.
Unions and the Church
A look at the Church’s reaction to the current debate in Wisconsin and elsewhere about the rights of workers and the power of unions.
The Rebuilding Year — a Miraculous True Story
Lenny Martelli, 16, was able to walk onto the basketball court at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia — under the glare of television cameras from news networks and ESPN — following his recovery from an accident a year before.
Where the Nuns Are
The sisters of the Class of 2010 had an average age of 43. Four in 10 were under age 40. And other pertinent 2011 findings.
Course Correction
The Institute for Catholic Liberal Education is trying to bring classical education back to secondary schools.
