A Cardinal on Politics
Father C. John McCloskey reviews Seek First the Kingdom: Challenging the Culture by Living Our Faith by Cardinal Donald Wuerl.
Results from Tag: 'May 6-19, 2012'
Praying for Christians at Home and Abroad
Speakers at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast warned of dangerous consequences if the U.S. government continues to subvert religious liberty.
Reform of Sisters Group Under Way
The Holy See has appointed Seattle Archbishop Peter Sartain to oversee the reform of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious.
Legatus Celebrates Anniversary
Businessman Tim Flanagan was a good enough Catholic, but he felt something was missing in his life. Then Legatus came along and changed everything for him. It’s been doing that for Catholic business leaders for 25 years.
Scientific Advance Worries Ethicists
Scientists discover that an unlimited supply of human oocytes can be derived from stem cells. Will it lead to an anti-aging elixir — or more embryo destruction?
Equipping Catholic Leaders
Tim Busch is the founder of the Napa Institute, a new organization that aims to equip Catholic leaders to advance the Catholic faith in today’s secular society.
Sex Abuse by Clergy Continues to Decline
While allegations of child sexual abuse by Catholic priests continue to surface from decades ago, a new report shows a decrease in accusations by current minors.
Notre Dame to Review Internships
The University of Notre Dame is allegedly paying students to spend their summers advocating for homosexual and abortion rights.
