
Bishops urge end to hateful rhetoric that many see as factor in shootings
WASHINGTON— Three U.S. bishops’ committee chairmen have called on the nation’s elected officials “to exert leadership in seeking to heal the wounds” of the…
Read MoreWASHINGTON— Three U.S. bishops’ committee chairmen have called on the nation’s elected officials “to exert leadership in seeking to heal the wounds” of the…
Read MoreBy Mark Pattison Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Three mass shooting incidents in the United States in the span of a week are now…
Read MoreBy Nuri Vallbona Catholic News Service SAN ANTONIO — Sister Pat Connolly threaded her way past dozens of families lining the third-floor halls of…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Bachmann Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Violent video games are a problem. But they are not the problem. Psychologists who specialize in…
Read MoreBy Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY —The Wednesday general audience offers the pope the opportunity to help people understand the fundamental teachings…
Read MorePor Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service WASHINGTON (CNS) — El obispo de El Paso se reunió con las familias de los muertos y heridos…
Read MoreNEW HAVEN, Conn. — In 2018, the Knights of Columbus gave $185.7 million to charity and donated 76.7 million hours of hands-on service. The…
Read MoreBy Laura Ann Phillips Catholic News Service LA ROMAINE, Trinidad and Tobago — A 7-year-old is so hyperactive, he requires an change in activity…
Read MoreBy Kurt Jensen Catholic News Service A two-time Academy Award-winning actor lent his support July 16 to the religious freedom struggle in the Middle…
Read MoreAs politicians around the world scrutinize how Facebook, Google and Amazon mine user data for commercial purposes, Catholic leaders are studying ways to spread…
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