Researchers have found a link between people who are likely to forgive themselves and the damage caused to the body by stress, saying those willing to "cut themselves some slack" may actually live longer than those who don't.
Bishop Peter JugisBishop Peter J. Jugis, head of the diocese of Charlotte, issued a statement expressing his shock over the conduct of parents at last week's assembly at Charlotte Catholic High School who reacted with "uncharitableness and disrespect" over the hosting of a speaker who addressed Catholic teaching on sexual morality that some students found offensive.
If you're tired of being bullied because you believe that marriage is between a man and a woman, the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) is offering you an opportunity to gather with thousands of like-minded people in the second annual March for Marriage to take place on June 19 in Washington, DC or in your own hometown.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSThe Obama Administration's latest foray into their favorite construct - the phony war on women - appears to be backfiring as their push to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act has done little more than reveal the pay discrepancies between men and women in the president's own administration.
The faithful are reacting with dismay and fury over news that Sister Jane Dominic Laurel, the orthodox nun whose presentation at Charlotte Catholic High School in North Carolina caused an uproar in the community, was sent on sabbatical and may even be receiving threats to her safety.
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