It was quite a story, wasn't it? An undercover investigator looked into the issue of illegal sale of aborted baby body parts, and what he uncovered was shocking: Callous clinic personnel chatting over salad and
Just out this morning: Iuvenescit Ecclesia (The Church Rejuvenates), a letter from the Congregation for Divine Worship regarding the relationship between the hierarchical and charismatic gifts for the life and the mission of the Church. While most Americans
If your dad is a jokester, I have a tip for you! This is just the thing to elicit a smile this Father's Day: The Ultimate Book of Dad Jokes lives up to its claim. It's got
On Tuesday, June 14, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith will present a new letter Iuvenescit Ecclesia to the Bishops of the Catholic Church, on the relationship between hierarchical and charismatic gifts for the
Sister Pearl McGivney, the superior of the U.S.-based Sisters of Loretto, has been summoned to Rome to report regarding five "areas of concern" which persist, following the completion of the Vatican's five-year apostolic visitation of women's religious orders.
By now perhaps you've heard that Pope Francis has elevated St. Mary Magdalene's memorial to the status of a liturgical Feast. On Friday, June 3, the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart, the Holy Father signed
Pete Socks, my friend and the founder of the Catholic Book Blogger blog on Patheos, told me about this new Catholic Tablet which holds an entire library of resources to nurture your faith. Pete writes
In September 2015, Pope Francis visited the United States for the first time. His schedule took him to New York and Philadelphia, where he attended the World Meeting of Families; but he also traveled to
While Americans were busy this weekend with sports and shopping and family get-togethers, Pope Francis was busy establishing a new Pontifical Council. On Saturday, June 4, the Holy Father approved the institution of a new Vatican department dedicated
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