Parents who worry about what their children might be accessing on their cell phones will shudder when they hear about nine male middle school students who were suspended last month for watching pornography on their phones during an English class.
A professor from Georgetown University gave a shocking report on the extent of religious persecution around the globe, including here in the West, to the U. S. bishops last week.
In a rare interview with the Italian Catholic magazine Famiglia Cristiana, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone accused the media of trying to "imitate Dan Brown" in their sensationalized coverage of the VatiLeaks scandal and said the devil was behind attempts to portray the Church in a negative light.
If you're planning on staying in a hotel while on vacation this summer, a new report says the "germiest" spots in the room are in some very surprising places.
Whenever a public figure wants the press to bury a story, they make their announcements on a Friday, and this is precisely what the infamous president of the Catholic Health Association (CHA), Sr. Carol Keehan, did last week when announcing on Friday that she no longer supports the controversial birth control mandate.
Scientists are unable to identify the reason why the average age for puberty in girls has dropped five years in the last century, with girls now as young as five years old showing signs of maturity.
Instead of receiving a lesson about HIV-AIDS, fifth graders in a small Washington State elementary school received graphic instructions on oral and anal sex, sparking outrage among their parents.
After meeting with the heads of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) in Rome this week, Cardinal William Levada, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), said that while he hopes the group will be more faithful to the Church in the future, they could face decertification if they don't.
The Vatican may soon make it easier for all of us to recognize an authentic Catholic website by applying for control of a new Internet extension ".catholic" which will give them the ability to control who is permitted to use it.
There's been much speculation about the women's vote and how the so-called "war on women" will impact the 2012 election, but to be sure there are plenty of votes to count, a new campaign has been launched to motivate American women to make sure their voices are heard this November.
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