After a scandalous editorial calling for the ordination of women appeared in the December 3 issue of the
National Catholic Reporter (NCR), the faithful have become fed up with the magazine's persistent dissidence and are calling upon the local bishop to strip the publication of the right to call itself Catholic.
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Statues of Mary, Joseph and Jesus were found decapitated at a shrine in northeast Portland, Oregon last week and police are asking for help in identifying the culprits.
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In what appears to be a response to the recent scandals involving Catholic charities who engage in activities that violate Church teaching, Pope Benedict issued a motu proprio on Saturday that annunciates the rules to be followed for all entities that call themselves Catholic.
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With the elevation of Wisconsin Archbishop James Harvey to Cardinal on Saturday, which raises the number of Americans in the College of Cardinals to 11, speculation is rising that the next pope could come from the U.S.
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In a country where Catholics are becoming increasingly indistinguishable from the rest of the population, Philadelphia's Archbishop Charles J. Chaput says we need to examine our consciences and come to the realization that nothing else really matters except becoming a saint.
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The presidential election might be over, but the fight for religious freedom will go on with the head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) saying the Church will "not obey" the Obama Administration's HHS mandate.
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The approval of gay marriage in several states last week sparked a new pledge from the Vatican to never stop fighting attempts to "erase" the role of heterosexual ity in today's societies.
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Just two weeks before the state approved same-sex marriage at the ballot box, the principle of a middle school in Gorham, Maine is apologizing to parents after a "Diversity Day" presentation launched into a graphic expose on homosexual foreplay.
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In a letter sent to the White House on the morning after the election, Archbishop Timothy Dolan sent his congratulations to President Barack Obama, and included a promise to "continue to stand in defense" of life, marriage and religious freedom.
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In spite of the blatant attacks on the Catholic Church by the Obama Administration, exit polls found that a majority of Catholic voters opted to re-elect President Barack Obama on Tuesday.
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