California Catholic Daily: The “Family Rosary Crusade 2011,” which will be celebrated on Oct. 15 at 12 noon in San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza, commemorates the 50th Anniversary of Father Patrick Peyton’s 1961 Rosary Rally. The 1961 event, which was … Continue reading
CNA: Ramona Trevino has a compelling story to tell about her exodus from the nation’s largest abortion provider. But in her first public appearance, she chose to emphasize what God accomplished through a vigil outside the clinic she used to … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: A self-described “born-again believer in the Lord Jesus Christ” has been arrested on suspicions of damaging dozens of statues at six New Jersey parishes in July. Curtis Condell, 41, has been charged with bias intimidation and criminal mischief. … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: Archbishop Charles Chaput was installed as the thirteenth ordinary of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia on September 8. The prelate’s predecessors include St. John Neumann (1852-60), and, in more recent times, Cardinals John Krol (1961-88), Anthony Bevilacqua (1988-2003), and … Continue reading
Our Sunday Visitor: One month before the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to his German homeland — his third as pontiff — diocesan weeklies ran stories with headlines like, “It is going to be a fiasco.” Full report here.
The Chinese “Catholic” Patriotic Association opposes these appeals for restitution of properties partly because the Association receives hefty rent revenues from the tenants. Asianews: A Catholic nun and priest were violently attacked when they tried to get two Church properties … Continue reading
Campus Notes CNS Blog: The gay “marriage” course at Seton Hall University taught by an openly gay professor is listed in the course schedule again this semester despite the disapproval of the University’s archbishop, Most Rev. John J. Myers of … Continue reading
Creative Minority Report: Well, well, well. It seems that Matthew has rattled some cages with his thoughtful commentary on Notre Dame Football Coach Brian Kelly’s sideline behavior. There has been quite a few articles written in the media about Kelly’s … Continue reading
When I read “studies show…” or “a recent study has indicated that…” I admit to having a healthy dose of skepticism. Depending on who does the “studying,” the conclusions of such a scientific pursuit could be worthless or even harmful. … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: In an article that is appearing in diocesan newspapers across the United States, Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis is presented as a model Catholic politician. The article begins: The office of Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis includes … Continue reading
Al Jazeera: Terror has engulfed schools in the city of Acapulco, Mexico. Criminal gangs have kidnapped at least four teachers in the last two weeks. Another 500 teachers say they’re being told to turn over half their salaries or they … Continue reading
The first paragraph of Paul Craig Roberts’ article is like an overture to the rest. And the overture is noisier than Tchaikovsky’s one of 1812. With bank fraudsters, torturers, and war criminals running free, the US Department of Justice (sic) … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: The Diocese of Asansol, located in an overwhelmingly Hindu and Muslim area of eastern India, now has 29,000 Catholics–twice the number it had when it was founded in 1997. “We are a growing Church, and each year around … Continue reading
UCANews: The expulsion of a Filipino migrant worker’s wife and child from Israel could mark the start of a more hardline stance against the residence of children of non-Jewish migrant worker communities, writes Giorgio Bernardelli in the Vatican Insider. More … Continue reading
Catholic Online: It is a commonly cited trivia fact, that everyone has cancer cells in their bodies all the time, but the immune system rapidly and routinely kills off the mutated cells. Patients develop cancer when their immune system does … Continue reading
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