Catholic Answers Sues the IRS in Defense of Free Speech
Catholic Answers is suing the Internal Revenue Service.
Results from Tag: 'July 12-25, 2009'
Denver’s Augustine Institute Spreads Message Through DVD Courses
People interested in furthering their theology studies have a new option — even if they can’t be physically present in the Augustine Institute’s classrooms in Denver.
From Writing Jokes to Sacred Songs
In his job-hopping, soul-searching pre-seminary days, Father Bill Quinlivan was something of a funny man, penning a movie script, pitching a sitcom and schlepping jokes at $10 a pop to Joan Rivers (one of them delivered on “The Tonight Show”). Now he’s focusing on sacred music; his latest CD, which celebrates the priesthood, is apropos for the Year for Priests.
Place of Light
English St. Odilia was martyred in Germany in the fourth century. But she is remembered on her feast day, July 18, and at the Shrine of St. Odilia in Minnesota.
The Pope and the President
The Knights of Columbus’ Supreme knight, Carl Anderson, weighs in on President Obama’s meeting with Pope Benedict July 10.
Loss in Translation
With the recent incomplete vote by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on the translation of another part of the Mass, the Register considers the significance of the discussion.
Work in Progress
Health-care reform has been moving through Congress, and bishops, Catholic medical experts and ethicists are following the developments.
