At Her Trial, St. Joan of Arc Faced Her Accusers Alone
“But Joan had no one to prepare her case for her, and she was shut up in those stone walls and had no friend to appeal to for help…”
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US Vaccine Priority Allocation Generally Aligns With Church Teaching
However, some states have shifted from the CDC’s national guidelines due to local epidemiology and demand.
Pro-Life Leader Joe Scheidler Remembered as ‘Fearless Champion of the Unborn’
During five decades of activism, stalwart saw prayer as the foundation of his work.
Extending Comfort and Joy to the Elderly This Christmas
Care facilities connect residents with loved ones and offer cheer during season marked by pandemic restrictions.
‘’Tis a Gift to Be Simple ...’
During this pandemic, consider Christmas presents that are simple, thoughtful and personal.
Boy Scouts of America Struck With Wave of Sex-Abuse Allegations
Catholic leaders reflect on Church’s progress in light of organization’s allegations.
The Rosary is a Devotion of Heart, Mind and Body
“Healing infirmities or forgiving sins, Jesus always responds to a prayer offered in faith: ‘Your faith has made you well; go in peace.’” [CCC 2616]
Pharmacists Find Challenges and Rewards for Taking a Pro-Life Stand
Not selling contraceptives is the conviction of pro-life pharmacists the Register recently interviewed.
‘We Owe Everything to Our Lady’: How Mary Assisted Benedictine College Threatened With COVID Lockdown
The college community’s prayers, combined with the threat of a lawsuit, persuaded county officials to forge a less restrictive and more collaborative response.
Talking About Race on Campus
College ministry leaders ready to dialogue with students about George Floyd’s death and related events.
