Rare Tapestry Full of Relics Found in Buffalo Convent
A rare tapestry containing 365 relics, including some from the Passion of Jesus Christ, was found tucked away in the corner of a convent in Buffalo, New York.
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Bishop Urges Nigerian Christians to Defy Ultimatum by Militant Muslims
After a bloody Christmas Day attack on a Catholic church in Madalla that left 35 people dead, Archbishop John Onaiyekan of the Nigerian capital of Abuja is urging the faithful to ignore an ultimatum issued by the militant Muslim group Boko Haram giving Christians three days to vacate the northern part of the country.
Pope Erects Historic Ordinariate in U.S. for Disaffected Anglicans
Pope Benedict XVI's first official act of the New Year was to announce the official establishment of an ordinariate in the U.S. for Anglican groups and clergy who wish to become Catholic, making it one of only two such structures in the world.
Fungus Found to be Cause of Eucharistic Miracle in Minnesota
After an "exhaustive biological analysis" of a consecrated host that turned blood red this summer in a St. Paul church, the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis announced that the cause of the phenomenon was a fungus, not a miracle.
Church to Consider Case of "Maria Goretti of Pakistan"
Church officials are planning to review the case of an 18 year-old Catholic Pakistani girl named Mariah Manisha who was shot to death for refusing to submit to rape, a forced marriage and conversion to Islam.
Eucharistic Flash Mob Occupies California Mall
The priests and parishioners at St. Raymond's parish in Downey, California staged an "Occupy Christmas" event at a busy local mall where they fell on their knees in the middle of the mall and began to reverence the Eucharist.
Evidence of Fulton Sheen Miracle Heads to Rome
A sealed box containing evidence of a miraculous healing of a seemingly stillborn baby in Illinois is on its way to Rome where it will be considered as a possible miracle attributable to the intercession of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen.
Number of Married Couples Plunges to Record Low
The number of couples who are choosing to marry in this country has dropped to record lows as more people opt for cohabitation or to delay marriage.
The Pope Travels Through the "Home of Voodoo"
Deep in the heart of a country many refer to as the "home of voodoo," Pope Benedict XVI spent the last three days teaching, proclaiming and exhorting the faithful of Benin to become "the light of Africa."
Vatican to Take Legal Action against Benetton
A communique released today from the Vatican Secretariat of State indicates that the Vatican is pursing legal action to stop the promulgation of an offensive portrayal of Pope Benedict XVI in a global advertising campaign launched by Italian clothing giant, Benetton.
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