Archbishop Survives Assassination Attempt
The Archbishop of Florence, Italy, narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by a 70 year-old homeless man.
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How Archbishop Dolan is Reframing the Same-Sex Marriage Debate
Until now, the same-sex marriage debate in America has centered upon the rights of homosexuals, but New York's Archbishop Timothy Dolan says he's going to work hard to shift the focus onto the First Amendment rights of the Church, rights he believes are in imminent danger.
Faithful Catholic Group Launches Campaign Urging Obama to Address Catholic Concerns
After three years of some of the most anti-religion policies in U.S. history, The Catholic Advocate has launched a campaign urging President Barack Obama to keep the promises he made at Notre Dame in 2009 and “meet with Catholic leaders to discuss compromise.”
Pope Hosts Ecumenical Service in Assisi
Today marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the John Paul II's historic meeting for peace in the Italian town of Assisi, and was remembered by Pope Benedict XVI with a special pilgrimage to the site along with representatives of other religions and non-believers.
Survey: Mass Attendance Down, Catholic Identity Remains Strong
A new survey of American Catholics has found that Mass attendance continues to slip even though the majority still say that they can't imagine being anything else.
Liberals Distort Pontifical Document Calling for "World Bank"
A new document issued by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace (PCJP) which calls for the establishment of a global authority or World Bank to render economic justice is being misinterpreted by liberal Catholics as well as the mainstream media who say it puts the Church in allegiance with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano Named New U.S. Papal Nuncio
Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, welcomed Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò who was named last week as the new Apostolic Nuncio to the United States.
Vatican Calls Gaddafi Death the End of a "Harsh Regime"
The Vatican is calling the death of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi the end of a “harsh and oppressive regime” that was based on power instead of human dignity.
Number of Women Religious in Steep Decline
Dismal numbers released last month at the annual assembly of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), an organization recently investigated by the Vatican for its support of female ordination and homosexuality, may foreshadow the end of many orders in the U.S.
Pope Announces "Year of the Faith" for 2012-2013
Pope Benedict XVI has announced plans to invoke a "Year of the Faith" for 2012-2013 in order to "give new impetus to the mission of the whole Church to lead men out of the desert in which they often find themselves, to the place of life, of friendship with Christ."
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