They were "our girls" the children of a Haitian orphanage, taken to heart by a Tennessee church. But then an earthquake struck, and the congregation sprang to action.
A number of Catholics this week have been disputing the view of the U.S. Conference of Catholic bishops that the Senate bill would subsidize abortions -- and a study in today's New England Journal of Medicine could bolster those arguments.
Catholic nuns are urging Congress to pass President Obama's health care plan, in an unusual public break with bishops who say it would subsidize abortion.
St. Patrick's Day is now better known for green beer guzzling, but once upon a time it was a holy day of obligation to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland's forgiveness and role in spreading Christianity.
The leader of Ireland's Roman Catholics said Wednesday that he is ashamed of his part in dealing with a child sex abuse scandal 35 years ago, and said he is uncertain what the future holds for him.
Pope Benedict XVI said Wednesday he hopes his upcoming letter to the Irish faithful on the sex abuse scandal in Ireland's Catholic Church helps with "repentance, healing and renewal."
Vatican investigators have completed their probe into the Legionaries of Christ, the conservative order once hailed by Rome that fell into scandal after it revealed that its founder had fathered a child and had molested seminarians.
The nonprofit group Reboot is launching a new project called the Sabbath Manifesto, and kicking it off with a "National Day of Unplugging on March 20."
Are we evolutionarily programmed to be selfish or to be cooperative? To care primarily for self, kin and survival or to sacrifice for the strength of survival of our "group?'' Can science be truly neutral in this discussion? Or are the findings of science fair game for political and social policy ammunition?
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