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November 18, 2013

Vol. 209 / No. 15

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"We are living in a post-textual world, where words are no longer sufficient"
Columns
Bill McGarveyNovember 06, 2013

We are living in a post-textual world, where words are no longer sufficient.

Current Comment
The EditorsNovember 06, 2013

The editors on the human rights office in El Salvador, changes at the CTSA and lead exposure.

Pope speaks during general audience in St. Peter's Square at Vatican (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
Signs Of the Times

The pope will create his first cardinals during a consistory on Feb. 22.

U.S.-born Mother Celestine Bottego, founder of the Xaverian Missionary Sisters of Mary, was declared venerable by Pope Francis on Oct. 31 (CNS photo/Xaverian Missionary Sisters of Mary, Parma)
Signs Of the Times

Pope Francis is the fourth most powerful person in the world, according to Forbes, which ranks him immediately after the presidents of Russia, the United States and China. • Commissioned by the Irish Association of Catholic Priests, a critical review of the Irish government’s investi

State of Siege: A federal police officer ready for action atop a vehicle in the Mexican state of Michoacan on Oct. 28
Signs Of the Times

‘It’s almost as if we’re in a sort of civil war,” the Rev. Andres Larios, pastor at St. James the Apostle Parish said, somberly assessing the increasing lawlessness which afflicts his community. Some in his village of Coalcomán in Mexico’s western Michoacán State have

A 'manifestation' against the legalization of same-sex marriage in France in May 2013
Signs Of the Times

Bishops around the world are being asked to examine the situation of families under their care.

Mourners carry coffins of Christian men killed during raid in Syria (CNS photo/Khaled al-Hariri, Reuters)
Signs Of the Times

The Syrian Christian town of Sadad was taken over by Islamist militias in mid-October, then re-conquered by the Syrian army on Oct. 28. What the army discovered “is the most serious and biggest massacre of Christians in Syria in the past two years and a half,” said Archbishop Selwanos Bo