Department of Justice Creates ‘Religious Liberty Task Force’
The announcement drew praise from Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, who said that religious freedom is vital to the common good of the United States.
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‘Catholic Spring’ Email Leak: American Ideals at Risk, US Bishops Warn
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, president of the U.S. bishops’ conference, responded to the leaked email exchange involving Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta.
Leader of US Bishops: ‘Young People’s Gifts Are to Build Up Church and the World’
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz says World Youth Day reminds the world that ‘the hearts of young people are stirred by the power and grace of Christ.’
Pope Francis Urges Prayer in Wake of Orlando Massacre
The death toll makes the June 12 shooting the worst in United States history.
How Mother Angelica Became the Fulton Sheen of Our Generation
U.S. Catholic leaders and media professionals discuss EWTN’s transformative impact on contemporary America’s Catholic broadcasting landscape.
Year of Mercy Will Test, Inspire Bishops and Faithful Alike
The U.S. bishops, meeting in Baltimore this week, discuss outreach, the synod on the family and election-year challenges.
Pope’s Synodal Approach: Decentralization, Not Devolution of Doctrine
On Saturday, Pope Francis reiterated support for decision-making by bishops’ conferences, but synod fathers stress that’s not a call for pastoral innovations that could injure Church doctrine.
Cardinal’s Emphatic Defense of Church Teaching Marks Day 1 of Synod
Cardinal Peter Erdö, the synod’s general relator, underlined the indissolubility of marriage in his opening remarks.
