More than 200,000 people attended the final Angelus of Benedict XVI's pontificate on Sunday, February 24 in which he told the faithful that he was not abandoning the Church, but that the Lord was calling him to dedicate himself to prayer.
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After years of vehement denials from the abortion industry that the morning-after-pill can cause an abortion, a renowned authority on the drug says it can inhibit the implantation of a fertilized egg, thus producing an abortion.
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The Massachusetts Board of Education has outraged parents around the nation after announcing a proposal to accommodate transgendered students in a way that would essentially make schools gender-neutral.
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A recent survey by Pew Research Center has found that the vast majority of U.S. Catholics have a favorable opinion of Pope Benedict XVI, and fewer than 10 percent want the Church to change its position on same-sex marriage, women priests, or contraception.
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The Vatican Television Center (VTC) has announced that the final moments of Pope Benedict XVI's tenure as pope will be broadcast live to all continents, including the moment he departs for Castle Gandolfo by helicopter.
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The time has come to address the problem of the infamous ObamaCare "death panels", which will soon be carrying out its charge to "bend the cost curve downward" on medical care, affecting the life - and death - of millions of Americans.
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Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana, a prelate widely favored as a successor to Pope Benedict XVI, is facing criticism today after blaming the clerical sex abuse crisis on homosexuality.
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In the type of violence most associated with the Middle East, police in New Jersey discovered the headless bodies of two Coptic Christians and have taken a Muslim man into custody for the crime.
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A new study of Catholic youth in the U.S. has found that a majority admit to having stopped attending Mass, but very few are willing to completely abandon their Catholic roots.
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Contrary to the prevailing opinion that 10 percent of the U.S. population identifies as being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered (LGBT), Gallup's new study finds the number to be more like 3.4 percent.
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