Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant Clergy Sign Statement

As the clergy in Washington gather, an issue prevails on their list. They meet in solidarity regarding the issue of marriage.This meeting has made them come together and commit to defend this very sensitive topic of the American culture.

Pope benedict's Year filled to come of faith (2013)

Amazing to see the Vatican planning an agenda filled 2013 already. The Pope's schedule seems to be already jammed up with a loaded itinerary.

CNN: Know Alittle About Religion?

Odds are that you know Mother Teresa was Catholic, but what religion is the Dalai Lama? And - no Googling - what's the first book of the Bible?

Church Explains It's Lack of Clear Apology

The day after the Roman Catholic Church in Belgium responded to its crisis over sexual abuse, a senior bishop said the church addresses an array of sensitive issues. Media coverage hasn't been all that fair through this.

Save Catholicism...

Does the Pope need a miracle? This story is part of a depressing narrative of the Catholic church in Scotland; there are around 700000 Catholics in the
country.

High-ranking Senate democrat denounces Ground Zero mosque

United States President Barack Obama endorsed the building of a mosque at a lower manhattan site in New York City.

Tensions over women bishops in Church of England continue

February 10 (CNA) - As the Church of England’s General Synod begins, some Anglo-Catholic leaders have said if their concerns about the introduction of women bishops are not addressed they will withdraw their resources from the Anglican Church

Pope Benedict calls for true sexual education

VATICAN CITY, January 14 (CNA) - Pope Benedict XVI made an appeal for provisions that would protect human development and families as he met with local elected officials in a private audience on Wednesday. 

U.S. bishops reactivate nationwide campaign against federal abortion funding

With House and Senate leaders meeting behind closed doors to forge a health care overhaul bill, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)  has reactivated its grassroots campaign to encourage Catholics nationwide to tell lawmakers they oppose  federal funding of abortion

Christ was born so that mankind can be reborn in baptism, Pope Benedict teaches

Pope Benedict XVI celebrated the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord on Sunday morning by offering Mass in the Sistine Chapel where he would also baptize a group of children.

Pope Benedict sends personal secretary to disturbed woman

The Director of the Vatican Press Office, Fr. Federico Lombardi, confirmed in a press communiqué on Sunday that over the holidays Benedict XVI sent his personal secretary, Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, to the woman who caused him to fall on Christmas Eve.

U.S. Postal Service recognizes Mother Teresa

Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta will appear on a U.S. postal stamp in 2010, the postal service announced last week.

New Catholic mandate on comatose patients

The nation's Catholic hospitals, including three in the Bay Area, face a new religious mandate in the new year: to provide life-sustaining food

Malaysian Catholic weekly site hacked over "Allah"

The website of a Malaysian Catholic newspaper has been hacked after the High Court allowed the paper the right to use "Allah" for God in its Malay-language

Cardinal leaves huge legacy for Catholic Church

Although Cardinal Desmond Connell of Dublin, who is 83, is in poor health, Cardinal Sean Brady, the current head of the Catholic Church in Ireland

Catholic Bishops Weigh in Against Abortion Compromise in Health Reform Bill

The Catholic clergyman refuse to bend with the Senate bill fundamentals.

Note To Catholic Bishops: Obamanomics Is Evil, Too

Some of the American Catholic Bishops are in disagreement with President Obama and the Democratically controlled Congress

Omaha Catholic 101: Where are the late Sunday Masses?

Whatever the reason, many Catholics ask themselves late on a Sunday morning: Should I find a parish with a late Mass so I meet my Sunday obligation?