The fifth, sixth and seventh sessions of the historic Synod on the Family continued to discuss "difficult pastoral situations" such as same-sex marriages, cohabitation, the divorce, and polygamy.
The University of California in San Francisco is launching the first-ever online abortion course mean to educate students on the various types of abortion in order to help them to "take steps in their communities to increase access to safe abortion and decrease stigma about abortion."
A 29 year-old newlywed who is dying of terminal brain cancer has decided to move to Oregon where she can end her life on her own terms and has vowed to devote the rest of her days on earth to fighting for the right of all Americans to access assisted suicide.
A Christian business owner has been ordered into a "diversity training" (read re-education) program for refusing to produce t-shirts for a gay pride parade.
One of the highlights of my year is attending the Catholic Radio Conference, sponsored by EWTN and the Catholic Radio Association, and held each year in Birmingham, Alabama. It is a beautiful time of fellowship with the men and women who have also been called to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ through the airways.
Married couples from the United States and Australia addressed the Synod of Bishops on Monday and offered an intimate glimpse of how average Catholics view Church teaching on the subject of marriage and the family.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSLaboratories around the world are working on strange new forms of assisted reproductive technologies aimed at treating infertility no matter what the cost to human dignity.
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