Ireland OKs abortion in some cases in blow to Catholic church
Even more responses to the pope's statement on gay people
After five months of his papacy and a raucous, exciting, even nail-biting week coursing through throngs in Rio, the pope made clear that orderliness is not his calling card. The pope has faith in the people, says Orlando R. Barone.
Widowed Michigan priest has rare background, support from Catholic parishioners -- 88-year-old was married 44 years before ordination. He's got six grandkids.
Manila, Philippines -- The Catholic church should take as a challenge the statement of Pope Francis that it is not his place to judge gays, a Filipino priest said Wednesday.
In word and deed during his trip to Brazil, Pope Francis put clergy and faithful alike on notice: Get energized, go out and spread the Gospel, give the Roman Catholic church a more active role in society: Clergy, faithful digest Francis' Brazil message
Pope Francis is pleasing New Hampshire Catholics in style and substance.
Pope's comments on gay members and women reflect beliefs of Mississippi Catholics.
Portsmouth, Scotland -- The legalization of same-sex marriage has left English Catholics in a ‘strange land’ filled with ‘unfamiliar customs,’ the bishop of Portsmouth has said.
Bosnian war victims find solace in CRS project
Scotland's churches' stand against Trident subs finds support: We should follow example of Ukraine and be nuclear free
Glenwood, Minn. -- A Women Caring for the Land meeting will be held Tuesday, Aug. 6 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Glenwood. There is no charge for the meeting and lunch will be served.
Andrew Hamilton compares Benedict and Francis. Benedict sees church as a treasury of all that is good and beautiful and invites people inside. Francis sees the church as a health clinic from which believers take life giving medicine to dispense to the world's suffering.
Monogamy May Have Evolved to Prevent Infanticide
Syria's president is all smiles on his new Instagram account
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