Dating Has Died at College — This Campaign Hopes to Revive It
The Love and Fidelity Network is helping students navigate romance on campus without having to participate in the ‘hook-up culture.’
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After Nearly 500 Years, Our Lady of Guadalupe Reveals Her Secrets Again
A new documentary explains a codex of symbols that the Aztec people would have recognized in the miraculous image.
IUDs for Teens Don’t Empower, They Endanger, Critics Say
Last week, the American Academy of Pediatrics said that long-term birth control, such as intrauterine devices (IUDs) or progestin implants, is the best method for reducing teen pregnancy in the United States.
Reese Witherspoon Believes New Lost Boys of Sudan Film Inspires Christian Hope
The Academy Award-winning actress of Legally Blonde fame stars in the Good Lie alongside Sudanese actors, including a former child-soldier from the decades-long civil war.
Mississippi Abortion Ruling Raises Questions of Women’s Health
A federal court ruled the right to an abortion demands the state’s only abortion center stay open, even though its doctors can’t get hospital admitting privileges.
‘Amazing Parish’ Movement Unites Clergy, Laity in Renewal
The movement seeks to provide resources for the lay faithful to help their pastors create a strong, vibrant and engaging parish life.
Students Inspired by St. John Paul II to Revitalize College Town
Franciscan University students help their adopted hometown in Ohio and inspire University of Notre Dame students in Indiana.
