A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York delivered a blow to the Obama Administration this week when he ruled that the lawsuit seeking to invalidate the controversial birth control mandate for the Archdiocese of New York can proceed.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSIt's payback time in Washington. Special interest groups who voted heavily for President Barack Obama in the last election are now publicly demanding that he repay them with favors.
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THIS BLOG WAS UPDATED ON DECEMBER 13, 2019
Is there any truth to the rumor that Padre Pio predicted the three days of darkness? In a word - no.
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Reports are popping up across the country about thieves who are cashing in on cyber-sales by stealing the gifts off front porches and even breaking down church doors to rob gifts left under parish Giving Trees.
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Contrary to new rumors that the Vatican will issue its ruling about the authenticity of the apparitions at Medjugorje by the end of this month, the Vatican says it will take much longer.
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After a scandalous editorial calling for the ordination of women appeared in the December 3 issue of the
National Catholic Reporter (NCR), the faithful have become fed up with the magazine's persistent dissidence and are calling upon the local bishop to strip the publication of the right to call itself Catholic.
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A homeless man featured on the cover of a book led to the reunion of an estranged husband and father with the family he longed to see again.
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As expected, the U.S. Senate rejected ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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The prolific Father Dwight Longenecker is warning Catholics that they have given way to the prevailing attitudes of relativism, utilitarianism and sentimentalism - a combination that has lulled them to sleep and left them blind to the catastrophic realities forming around them.
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Contrary to the liberal "spin" that America is moving away from its religious roots, a new Gallup study of religion in America finds that seven out of ten Americans say they're either very or at least moderately religious.
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