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News
Chaz Muth - Catholic News Service
Housemates exchange ideas about their educational ministry, pray together
News
Mark Pattison - Catholic News Service
From parish halls to the Pentagon, climate change is gaining attention.
News
Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
Two years after historic decision, pope-emeritus following a prayerful, quiet life
Catholic Book Club
Kevin Spinale
Join the Catholic Book Club to discuss 'The Enigmatic Parables of a Controversial Rabbi.'
A cross stands on the spot where U.S. Sister Dorothy Stang, a member of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, was murdered Feb. 12, 2005, on an isolated road near the Brazilian town of Anapu. (CNS photo/Lunae Parracho, Reuters)
In All Things
Alexandra Ellerbeck - Religion News Service
On Feb 12 2005 two hired gunmen killed Sister Dorothy Stang 73 as she read aloud from the Bible in a remote settlement just off the Trans-Amazonian Highway As a tireless advocate for the poor and landless in Brazil for more than nbsp three decades the Ohio-born nun came into conflict with ruth
Pope Francis speaks during a meeting with cardinals and cardinals-designate in the synod hall at the Vatican Feb. 12. At left is Cardinal Angelo Sodano, dean of the College of Cardinals.
Dispatches
Gerard O’Connell
The establishment of two new congregations mdash the first for ldquo Laity-Family-Life rdquo the second for ldquo Charity-Justice-Peace rdquo that includes a new office for ecology mdash were among the proposals for reform of the Roman Curia that were presented to the College of Cardinals on F
Dispatches
Jim McDermott
Archbishop John Dew 66 leader of the Church in Wellington New Zealand first looked to the priesthood because he felt a pull ldquo to be doing something that would make a difference to the lives of others The call of the Gospel was the only way that made sense for me rdquo Roughly 55 percent
Dispatches
Jim McDermott
For Daniel Fernando Sturla Berhouet Salesian priest and Archbishop of Montevideo Uruguay much is new It rsquo s been just three years since Archbishop Sturla was consecrated as an auxiliary bishop and less than twelve months since he was installed as ordinary of Montevideo Born in 1959 ordaine
Ronald Reagan proved that gaffes don't determine elections.
(Un)Conventional Wisdom
Robert David Sullivan
If you rsquo re a fan of political gaffes you would have been in heaven in 1980 That rsquo s when a major presidential candidate was ridiculed for saying ldquo All the waste in a year from a nuclear power plant can be stored under a desk rdquo Scientists also howled when he dismissed the need
The Ignatian Educator
Matt Emerson
Adapting top-down church teaching for the interactive Internet age
A sailor from the Greek Coast Guard monitors the Mediterranean Sea for undocumented migrants Sept. 24, 2014. (CNS photo/Orestis Panagiotou, EPA)
News
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis once again urged solidarity with migrants who risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean Sea for Europe, and assured prayers for the victims of a deadly crossing in early February.During his general audience Feb. 11, the pope called for a spirit of solidarity with migrants "so tha
News
Religion News Service
Parking spat as motive for triple murder--N.C. Muslims don’t buy it
Constantinos Polychronopoulos, 47, an unemployed marketing specialist, distributes food portions at a soup kitchen for the poor in Athens, Greece, April 24, 2012 (CNS photo/John Kolesidis, Reuters).
Dispatches
David Stewart
Rising popular movements question the common neo-liberal orthodoxy
The Word
John W. Martens
The first thing Abraham had to do was listen to God but Abraham also had to be willing to hear God no matter the word spoken And the word Abraham first heard from God the command to sacrifice his beloved son Isaac remains even now at some level inconceivable and incomprehensible Why would God
Books
Nicholas Clifford
'The Visitor,' by Liam Matthew Brockey
Books
James M. O'Toole
'Machine Made,' by Terry Golway
Books
Kyle T. Kramer
'The Real Cost of Fracking,' by Michelle Bamberger and Robert Oswald
Mary's Lake is seen through trees on Sisters of Loretto property near proposed natural gas liquid pipeline in Kentucky
Signs Of the Times
Judith Valente
Ever since the days of pioneer homesteaders, the Sisters of Loretto have lived amid the rolling hills of central Kentucky. They taught in rural schools, still operate a corn and soybean farm and offer retreats on their 780 acres of prime agricultural land.The sisters would have liked to continue qui
TEAMWORK. Gonzaga and Wichita State during an N.C.A.A. tournament basketball game on March 23, 2013
Martin Siegel
If a millennium from now someone were to examine the artifacts of our civilization, he or she would discover that in many places sports facilities were the largest and most prominent buildings. This discovery might lead to the conclusion that sports were one of the most powerful influences in our cu
Faith in Focus
Mary Beth Werdel
When my oldest son Peter was almost 4 years old, we arrived at Sunday Mass, hurriedly walking in a few minutes late, when he noticed the prayer candles in the back corner of the church. He was mesmerized. He asked, “Mommy, what are those?” As the mother of a child who had been labeled as