On the eve of Divine Mercy Sunday, Pope Francis asked for dioceses around the world to establish memorials that will serve as “a living memory” of the Year of Mercy.
In spite of its long record of debilitating side effects for women and deadly consequences for the unborn, the FDA has relaxed guidelines for the use of the abortion drug, RU486, allowing it to be used further into pregnancy and with fewer doctor visits.
While blessing a portrait of Mother Angelica during a general audience yesterday, Pope Francis said he believes Mother Angelica is already in heaven.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSThe American College of Pediatricians has issued a sobering statement in which they detail the medical reasons why the encouragement of transgenderism in children is the equivalent of child abuse.
Photo courtesy of The Becket FundThe U.S. Supreme Court took an unusual step yesterday when they asked lawyers on both sides of the birth control mandate case involving the Little Sisters to submit proposals for how to provide the disputed drugs without violating the consciences of the faithful.
A new report has found that the population is aging at so rapid a rate that by the year 2050, 17 percent of the world’s population will be age 65 and over, a scenario that will put unprecedented strain upon the world’s economy.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSAnimal rights protesters interrupted Easter Sunday Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Sunday in an effort to guilt the congregation into eating something besides the traditional ham dinner for their holiday meal.
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