Pakistani ‘Blasphemer’ May Get Pardon
The case of a Christian woman facing execution for sullying the name of the prophet Mohammad has brought international attention to Pakistan’s blasphemy law.
Results from Tag: 'December 19, 2010-January 1, 2011'
Bringing the Bible Back to Schools
Thanks to a program that helps public schools teach the Bible, students are gaining new insights into Western culture.
Culture of Death Crosses State Lines
Pro-life groups are mobilizing against LeRoy Carhart opening late-term abortion businesses around the nation.
Decision Point for Sudan
Sudanese Bishop Macram Max Gassis discusses the upcoming referendum on independence for southern Sudan.
Bishop Ricken Approves Marian Apparition
Bishop David Ricken of Green Bay, Wis., made the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help the only U.S. site with an approved apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
‘Christmas in Asia’ Comes to the U.S.
This year’s Knights of Columbus Museum annual crèche exhibition includes more than 100 crèches of the Holy Family from 22 countries from the Middle East to Japan and the Philippines.
Wise Investing
Matthew Rarey recommends Good Returns: Making Money by Morally Responsible Investing by George P. Schwartz.
Bridging the College Faith Gap
Campus ministries and other Catholic organizations have been working to bridge the faith gap by inviting more college freshman than ever to live their faith through the sacraments, relationships, prayer groups and even a TV show.
