Boy Walks 7 Miles on Muddy Roads to Receive Confirmation, Gets a Blessing From the Pope
Pope Francis sends 11-year-old an apostolic blessing and a gift from Rome.
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Maryland Parents Argue for Right to Opt Children Out of LGBT Curriculum in Appeals Court
“Schools have no business pushing instruction on gender and sexuality without even notifying parents,” said attorney Eric Baxter from the law firm Becket in a Dec. 5 statement.
Notre Dame Board Elects Father Robert Dowd as New University President
The president-elect, a 1987 Notre Dame graduate, began working in the university’s campus ministry in 1994 after taking his final vows in the Congregation of Holy Cross.
Chris Slattery RIP: Remembering a Pro-Life Giant
Family, friends and admirers gathered Nov. 27 at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle for the funeral Mass of the man whose network of New York City pregnancy centers is credited with saving the lives of more than 40,000 babies.
Canonization Cause Advances for ‘God’s Architect,’ Antoni Gaudí
The cause for the designer of Sagrada Familia Basilica in Barcelona, Spain, just completed an important step, transferring from a civil association to an ecclesial association.
Austin Bishop Celebrates Special Mass in Texas Prison for Female Death-Row Inmates
Five prisoners have converted to Catholicism during their time incarcerated.
Disney’s ‘Wish’ Unfulfillment
FILM REVIEW: The Mouse’s latest offering is startlingly unfulfilling as entertainment and just as vacuous in terms of having any real wisdom to share.
The Catholic Priest Who Changed Hollywood
COMMENTARY: How Jesuit Father Daniel Lord developed the ‘moral code’ that the American film industry adhered to for decades.
Cancun Could Become an Abortion Tourism Destination With Opening of New Facility
Data from the Mexican government’s Ministry of Tourism shows that Cancun attracted 46.6% of the 14.88 million international travelers to the country during the first eight months of the year.
