A Catholic Answer to AIDS in Africa
Faithful House, a Catholic program in Uganda, helps couples learn the importance of monogamy — and stem the spread of AIDS.
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Touched by the Saints
Father Carlos Martins uses his “Sacred Relics of the Church” exposition in Houston to spread the faith — and bring healing.
St. Andrew in the Valley
For the feast of St. Andrew, the Register visits Sant’Andrea della Valle Church in Rome.
Bishops Boost Marriage
In Baltimore, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops voted to accept a new document on marriage, just as a debate raged in nearby Washington on a proposed same-sex “marriage” bill.
Roman Missal in Motion
Now that the U.S. bishops have approved the last parts of a new English Mass translation, Catholics can visit the bishops’ website to acclimate themselves on the coming changes.
‘Anglicanorum Coetibus’ Doesn’t Deter Ecumenism
Cardinal Walter Kasper, the president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, has spoken for the first time about Anglicanorum Coetibus, the apostolic constitution for Anglicans, clarifying misconceptions and misinterpretations.
Big Apple Bishop
Archbishop Timothy Dolan has discovered something about New York that surprised the Midwestern-born bishop.
Catholic Campaign Scrutinized
Bishops defended the Catholic Campaign for Human Development after a new round of criticism that it funds shady community organizations.
