The Knights of Columbus (KOC) is encouraging Catholics around the nation to join in a special novena of prayer for the election which will begin on October 30 and extend through the eve of the election on November 7.
During an address at the 2016 Bishops’ Symposium last week, Philadelphia’s Archbishop Charles Chaput delivered a brilliantly clear exposition of the role of Mary in the Church today, why Hillary Clinton isn’t trampling Donald Trump, and how a smaller and more faithful Church in America is better for everyone.
In anticipation of the approaching Feasts of All Saints and All Souls, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith published a new instruction today on the proper burial of the dead and on the conservation of ashes in the case of cremation.
After a U.S. District Court issued an injunction against the Obama Administration’s mandate for transgender bathrooms in public schools, the Justice Department has filed a notice that they will appeal the ruling to the Fifth District Court of Appeals – which is one of the most conservative federal appellate courts in the nation.
Our appearance-obsessed culture is now affecting girls as young as seven who say they feel embarrassed and ashamed of how they look and are becoming more and more interested in make-up and looking “sexy.”
To the delight of his parents and the amazement of his doctors, a now four year-old boy who was born with only two percent of his brain continues to thrive.
Americans are paying a steep price for the rampant promiscuity that currently grips the nation, particularly among young people and gay and bisexual men, with three sexually transmitted diseases reaching record levels in 2015.
The Packer FamilyAn omen of what’s to come in any state that legalizes assisted suicide occurred in California recently when a woman living with a terminal illness was denied coverage for critical chemotherapy by an insurance company that offered to cover end-of-life drugs instead. You can find Medical Indemnity Insurance company which is serving very neatly.
Archbishop Samuel AquilaWith the American presidential election only 27 days away, Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver has taken the bold step of revealing his own personal experience with abortion as a young med student in the late 1960's to explain why the defense of life and religious freedom must be the key issues for a Christian in this year's election.
Archbishop Joseph NaumannKansas City’s Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann minced no words when penning a hard-hitting critique of vice presidential candidate, Senator Tim Kaine, who professes to be Catholic but follows Church teaching only as far as it is politically convenient.
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