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The horrendous murder of three Xaverian Missionary sisters in Burundi last weekend at first seemed to be the result of a robbery gone awry, but new and grisly details about their deaths are raising serious questions about the motive behind the killings.

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As un-American as it may be, Cardinal Francis George of Chicago is warning that recent cultural changes in the U.S. has resulted in a legal system that is beginning to behave much like sharia law which imposes "religion" on its citizens by telling them what they must think and what ‘values’ they must embrace in order to be part of the country.

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This year's historic Synod of Bishops on the Family, which will be held in Rome on October 5-19 will include 14 married couples as well as representatives of other Christian denominations.

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NC writes: "Could you tell me what you know about the Ashwaghanda herbal supplement? It is supposed to be very helpful but it seems linked to some Indian philosophy that I would not agree with."

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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS

Officials of the small northern English town of Rotherham released a report last week which revealed that between 1997 and 2013, at least 1,400 girls in the town had been raped by gangs of Pakistani men, an appalling situation that continues to this day because local officials are too afraid of appearing politically incorrect.

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The spread of the deadly ebola virus throughout West Africa is reaching epic proportions with infected people in the hardest hit areas unable to find available hospital beds and new estimates from the World Health Organization (WHO) saying 20,000 could be infected before it's all over.

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As of today, the traditional U.S. family consisting of a mom, the breadwinner dad, and children is no longer the norm, with the majority of families now consisting of both a working mom and dad, a single or a cohabiting parent.

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