Murder Investigation May Loom in Planned Parenthood Future
Newly released evidence in the case of a young woman who died after receiving an abortion at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Chicago is sparking calls for a full-scale murder investigation.
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Religious Freedom Dies Today
The controversial birth control mandate which will force religious employers to provide insurance for services that violate their beliefs takes effect today, an event that many are calling the death of religious freedom in America.
Parishes Provide Perpetual Adoration to Olympians
In order to insure that all Olympians have access to our Eucharistic Lord during their stay in London, three parishes have joined together to provide 24-hours of Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Chinese Heroine Spent Lifetime Rescuing Babies
An 88 year-old Chinese woman who is dying of kidney failure is being hailed as a hero for her lifelong work of rescuing abandoned children.
Cardinal George on Chick-fil-A and Chicago Values
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
In a hard-hitting column published on the website of the Archdiocese of Chicago, Cardinal Francis George reminds Chicago mayor Rahm Emmanuel and others who want to restrict the establishment of pro-marriage Chick-fil-A restaurants that it is not the role of government to dictate "values" to the population.
Pope Names Staunch Marriage Supporter to Head San Francisco Archdiocese
The Archdiocese of San Francisco, located in a city considered by many to be the gay capital of the United States, just received one of the Church's most outspoken promoters of traditional marriage as its new archbishop.
Not all Flip-Flops are Created Equal
It's the summer and we're all happy to put aside our boots and closed shoes for simple and airy sandals, but even these can cause problems if we aren't careful to buy the right kind for our feet.
Vatican Newspaper Takes on Melinda Gates and Nestle
L'Osservatore Romano, the Holy See’s official daily newspaper, has gone on the offensive against wealthy philanthropic institutions such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Nestle for using their millions to provide third world women with dangerous forms of contraception and breast milk substitutes.
Judge Grants Reprieve to Catholic Business
A U.S. District Court in Colorado granted an injunction to a Catholic-owned business that halts the August 1 implementation of the controversial HHS mandate pending further review of the firm's lawsuit.
Study: Brain Perceives Women as Objects Rather than as People
A newly published study by researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has found that while our brains process the image of a man as a whole person, it perceives women as an assemblage of parts, which could explain why women are so often the subject of sexual objectification.
