After a year of public clashes between bishops and some Catholic colleges, Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick urged university presidents to forge stronger relationships with their local bishops.
America Staff
News Briefs
Restoring the devastated infrastructure of the church in Haiti will take years, said Archbishop José H. Gómez, head of the bishops’ office for Latin America.
Health Reform Must Continue Bishops Say
In a letter to Congress three leading U.S. bishops called on the body to “set aside partisan divisions and special-interest pressures” to achieve genuine health reform.
January Selection
The esteemed church historian John W O rsquo Malley who is currently a professor of theology at Georgetown University is no stranger to readers of America and members of the Catholic Book Club Publishing about year after Eamon Duffy rsquo s Keepers of the Keys of Heaven A History of the Papacy
Students from Around the Nation March for Life
Organizers say more than 100,000 participated in the Washington march this year.
Canadian Bishops Condemn Human Trafficking at Olympics
A pastoral letter said major sporting events often see “systems put in place to satisfy the demand for paid sex.”
2009 Tax Deduction Available for Haiti Relief
“This measure provides an immediate benefit for those who have already given and incentive for those who are considering a charitable contribution,” House leaders said.
Aid to Haiti Accelerates; Numbers Of Dead, Homeless Rise
Authorities raised their estimates of the number of dead to 200,000, and more than 1.5 million are now homeless.
News Briefs
An ad profiling Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow’s mother and her decision against medical advice not to abort him is scheduled to air during this weekend’s Super Bowl.
Bishops Urge Courage in Quest for Peace
The bishops urged both Palestinians and Israelis to support public officials who “take courageous initiatives for a just resolution of the conflict.”
