Prop. 8 Goes to the Courts
People in California defending traditional marriage discuss the prospects for fighting the recent court decision overturning Proposition 8.
Results from Tag: 'August 29-September 11, 2010'
FDA Okays Anti-Life Trials
Efforts to fight embryonic stem-cell research have been revived after the FDA approved human trials on an embryo-killing cell therapy.
Psychology and Healthy Priestly Formation
The sex-abuse scandals of the past decade gave psychologists a black eye, but people involved in screening seminary candidates are re-examining the role of the psychological sciences.
Vocations Voucher
Father Brett Brannen, vice rector of Mount St. Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md., is the author of To Save a Thousand Souls: A Guide for Discerning a Vocation to Diocesan Priesthood.
Abuse Stats Skewed
New federal statistics on child abuse suggest a bias against traditional families.
In Augustine’s Footsteps
Joseph Pronechen recommends No Turning Back: A Witness to Divine Mercy by Father Donald Calloway.
The Search for God
After retiring from the presidency of Gonzaga University, Father Robert Spitzer is on a mission to boost students’ knowledge — and faith.
‘A Way to Shut Us Down’
Legislation to regulate crisis-pregnancy center advertising may have a good chance of passing during Congress’s upcoming “lame duck” session.
Relevant Radio Celebrates 10 Years of On-Air Formation
Relevant Radio, a Catholic network based in Green Bay, Wis., is celebrating a decade of evangelization over the airwaves.
On Vacation With the Holy Father
Photo highlights from Benedict XVI ’s summer stay at Castel Gandolfo.
