The Archdiocese of Boston is joining its voice to the growing outrage over a black mass scheduled to take place at Harvard's Queen's Head Pub, an event the University is calling "cultural" and the Temple is now saying won't include a consecrated host - but will include "invectives against Christ" during the mass.
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Lawmakers in New York were once again blocked from passing a radical new abortion law that would have greatly expanded abortion in the state and allowed abortions to be performed by any "qualified, licensed healthcare practitioner."
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“With all things, it is always what comes to us from outside,
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The first openly gay Episcopal bishop in the U.S., Gene Robinson, whose ordination caused a split in the global Anglican community, has announced that he and his partner of 25 years are divorcing.
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When the dissenting sisters who comprise the Leadership Council of Women Religious (LCWR) recently honored a nun whose books were sanctioned by the U.S. Bishops, the Head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) appears to have run out of patience.
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“The gate of heaven is very low;
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSUPDATE: 5/7/14: Priya Dua of the Satanic Temple just contacted us to say that she made a mistake and there will NOT be a consecrated host used at the mass. Also, Harvard has published a statement confirming that this "cultural" event will take place.
The Harvard Extension Cultural Studies Club is allegedly hosting a black mass on May 12 to be staged by The Satanic Temple and which will include a consecrated host.
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Some of Detroit's most iconic and historic Catholic churches, where the pews are barely filled every week, are receiving a much-needed boost from a new Mass Mob organization that is using Facebook and word-of-mouth to arrange for a big boost in Sunday Mass attendance.
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Even though legal battles are still raging around a new abortion law in Texas, the law's sweeping new regulations are expected to shutter all but six of the state's 20 existing abortion facilities.
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Michelle Knight, one of three women who were held captive in a Cleveland house before escaping a year ago today says she has forgiven her captor.
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Even though legal battles are still raging around a new abortion law in Texas, the law's sweeping new regulations are expected to shutter all but six of the state's 20 existing abortion facilities.
