A Veteran Meets the Faith
Mario Avignone is a 90-year-old World War II vet whose life was changed when he was stationed in Italy. There, he and several other soldiers met St. Pio of Pietrelcina.
Results from Tag: 'October 25-31, 2009'
Cardinal’s Virtues
Cardinal Francis George sat down with Edward Pentin to discuss his new book about faith and culture in the United States.
Coaching, On and Off the Field
Paul Mainieri knows all about the World Series — the College World Series, that is.
The Actors’ Chapel
There aren’t many churches where the person sitting next to you might be a star of stage, screen or television. But that’s the case at St. Malachy’s, the New York Times Square church known as “The Actors' Chapel.”
Bishops vs. Health-Care Bills
The prospect of American Catholic leaders urging their congregations to actively oppose an overhaul of the nation’s health-care system is becoming increasingly likely.
Catholic University President to Step Down
After 12 years as president of The Catholic University of America, Father David O’Connell decided it was time to hand the reins off to someone else.
Bureaucratic Boondoggle
A young woman seeking American citizenship is being denied until she agrees to be vaccinated with the controversial Gardasil medication.
Coming of Age
Over the past three decades, crisis-pregnancy centers, or pregnancy resource centers, have undergone significant changes.
Animal Magnetism
Thoughtful and sad, visually stunning but talky and messily personal, Where the Wild Things Are is the most grown-up childhood fantasy since E.T.
