Year of the Quake
One year after a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, people on the island are still struggling to recover.
Results from Tag: 'January 16-29, 2011'
America Marches for Life
Can’t make it to Washington for the March for Life? There may very well be something in your neighborhood to commemorate the 38th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
Catholic Radio's Positive Waves
A recent survey of listeners to a particular Catholic radio network demonstrates that radio is becoming an important tool in evangelization.
Chaplains Ignored in DADT Repeal Debate
When Congress and President Obama repealed the military’s "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" policy, the warnings of military chaplains went unheeded.
Reaching for a Higher Goal
Football playoffs are days away. A former New Orleans Saint is concerned about the way Catholic men are playing the real game.
Remembering Father John Harvey
Father John Harvey, who died last month at 92, sought a gentle but firm approach in helping Catholic men with same-sex attraction disorder.
Hospital Stripped of 'Catholic' Seal
The bishop who removed a hospital’s right to call itself Catholic is concerned about the identity crisis of many institutions in the Church.
Euthanasia on the Silver Screen
Hollywood has flirted with the theme of euthanasia for several years. Now the trend is affecting its Indian counterpart, Bollywood.
