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From an interview with Francis Cardinal George by Catholic New World‘s editor, Joyce Duriga: CNW: There’s a rumor going around that you’ve been told you have two years until they will accept your retirement. Cardinal […]

From an article, “More Latinos expanding their religious horizons”, in the January 12th edition of The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA): While the Catholic church is still the principal religion for Latinos, a growing number […]

…. is “For Priests’ Wives, a Word of Caution”, by Sara Ritchey, assistant professor of medieval European history at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette, which appeared in yesterday’s edition of the award-winning journal of religious […]

From Terry Mattingly’s most recent column: In the fall of 1979, a cluster of Episcopalians made another trip to Rome seeking a haven for Anglo-Catholic believers anxious to exit their increasingly divided church.  Vatican officials […]

Is it possible that secular liberals, some of them anyway, are starting to realize that knocking the supports out from under traditional marriage may not be such a great idea? If so, and if their […]

From today’s edition of The New York Times In what may be its most significant religious liberty decision in two decades, the Supreme Court for the first time on Wednesday recognized a “ministerial exception” to […]

From Catholic News Agency: A three-year survey of women’s religious life in the United States has concluded with the filing of a final report by the Vatican-appointed Apostolic Visitator Mother Mary Clare Millea. “Although there […]

From the address, available on the Vatican website:  Truly the world is gloomy wherever it is not brightened by God’s light! Truly the world is dark wherever men and women no longer acknowledge their bond […]

Charles Krauthammer is a very smart man. He majored in political science and economics at McGill University, was a Commonwealth Scholar in Politics at Oxford, and then graduated from Harvard (M.D.) in 1975. He practiced […]