Sr. Blandina Segale, S.C.The cause for sainthood has taken another step forward for an Italian-born member of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati who achieved notoriety for facing-down the infamous gunslinger, Billy the Kid, during her work among the native American and immigrant population of the West during the late nineteenth century.
Alison ParkerPolice are frantically searching for the disgruntled employee of a Roanoke, Virginia news station who gunned down a reporter along with a cameraman, leaving both dead and the station and community in shock.
A UK court has decided that the critically ill baby of parents who both suffer from learning disabilities can be denied life-saving treatment even though serious questions are being raised about whether the child’s parents fully understand what they supposedly agreed to allow.
At this time next month, Pope Francis will be in America, which means preparations for his arrival are now in full swing.
David Daleiden, founder of the Center for Medical ProgressIn a soon-to-be released video by The Center for Medical Progress, StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer jokes about how their customers don’t like it when they send whole fetal baby parts through the mail because their lab techs “freak out”.
A group of Satanists tried to disrupt a Planned Parenthood protest on Saturday by showing up garbed as priests and dousing two women in milk in protest of the “theocratic agenda imposed on female bodies” by the loudly praying crowd who surrounded them.
Melissa Klein, the Oregon baker who refused to create a cake for a same-sex wedding and was fined $135,000, has baked ten cakes to send to ten top gay organizations throughout the United States along with a copy of a film about how Christians are not their enemy.
Now that same-sex marriage is the law of the land, it is inevitable that most of us will one day face the occasion of being invited to a same-sex wedding. Is it permissible for a Catholic to attend such a wedding?
Copyright © 2015 Joseph R. Romie. Used with permission.The world watched in awe and wonder as Jessica Hayes, a 38 year-old high school teacher from Indiana walked down the aisle of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Fort Wayne in a white wedding gown and married the love of her life – Jesus Christ.
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