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December 12, 2011

Friend or Foe of Christmas?

Notes From the Christmas Wars

December 12, 2011

John Paul II and the Olympics

Church Foundation Promotes Catholic Sportsmanship

November 23, 2011

Obamacare Goes to the High Court

Catholics and Pro-Lifers Wonder What's Next

November 23, 2011

Protecting Religious Freedom

Bishops Meet, Weigh Strategies

November 23, 2011

Campaign Can't Shake Critics

Bishops' Poverty Program Still Scrutinized

November 23, 2011

Presidential Hopefuls: Michele Bachmann

Life Is the 'Watershed Issue of Our Time,' Says Minnesota Congresswoman

November 23, 2011

N.J.'s 'Nurses of Conscience'

Hospital Urged to Allow Nurses to Opt Out of Abortions

November 23, 2011

Pastor Walks for 2 Days — for His Students

Effort Raises Money for School

November 23, 2011

Same-Sex 'Marriage' on the Rocks?

Rhode Island Could Mark End of Civil Unions

November 23, 2011

U.K. Drops Anti-Catholic Rule of Succession

Still, No Catholic May Become King

November 15, 2011

Bishop Lori to Congress: Respect Religious Freedom

USCCB Chairman Backs Bills Protecting First Amendment Rights

November 15, 2011

Catholics Come Home Rolls Out Ads

Organizers Hope Campaign Brings Up to a Million Into the Church

November 15, 2011

Catholic University of America Sued Again for Alleged Discrimination

Second Suit by Same Lawyer Focuses on Muslim Students

November 15, 2011

New York Parents Mobilize Against Sex-Ed Mandate

Congressmen Join Coalition to Fight Curriculum

November 14, 2011

Workers Plead Guilty in Philadelphia Abortion 'House of Horrors' Case

Assistants Await December Sentencing, While Abortionist Could Face Death Penalty

November 14, 2011

'Once in a Generation' Experience

Publishers of the New Missal Describe Their Labor of Love

November 14, 2011

'The Exorcist' at 40

Author William Peter Blatty Discusses the Religious Dimension of His Novel

November 14, 2011

Town Rejects Rosary as Offensive — and the Prayers That Changed Everything

Mike Casey wanted to hold a public Rosary in the small Massachusetts town of Upton, whose town hall is shown here. It was to be one of 7,515 public-square Rosaries held across the United States on Oct. 15. The town said ‘No,’ but the public response led to media coverage — including a picture with his rosary in a Boston newspaper — and prayers, as well as a ‘Yes’ for next year.

November 14, 2011

European Court Says No to Destructive Research

Research Involving Embryonic Stem Cells Cannot Be Patented

November 14, 2011

Ireland Closes Embassy

Spokesman Says Diplomatic Relations Will Continue With Vatican

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