“We shall discover the meaning of Christmas in a quiet way and hope for the return of harmony and peace,” said Archbishop Lawrence Saldanha of Lahore.
America Staff
December Selection
This is the newest installment in the publisher rsquo s ldquo Engaging Theology Catholic Perspectives rdquo series acclaimed teaching resources on theological and doctrinal subjects Paul Lakeland the Aloysius P Kelley Professor of Catholic Studies at Fairfield University and director of the
How Much Are Health Execs Worth?
Thirty faith-based institutional investors are using their shareholder clout to urge 21 health companies to disclose the compensation packages for their top executives.
District Votes For Same-Sex Marriage
“As the legislation moves forward, the Archdiocese of Washington will continue its dialogue with the council,” said Susan Gibbs, spokeswoman for the archdiocese.
Mixed Feelings On Afghan Plan
“I think he’s making a tragic and horrible mistake,” said David Robinson, head of Pax Christi USA.
Patron Saint of Troublemakers?
Blessed Mary MacKillop the Australian nun once excommunicated and now beatified is on her way to canonization nbsp Is she the patron saint of troublemakers nbsp Excommunicated today canonized tomorrow says John Allen puckishly nbsp For me the best part of her story is how the church itse
Litterbugs or Lifesavers?
A group that aids migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border has been ticketed him for littering after leaving supplies for the refugees.
Letters
Expert at Work Re “A Visitor’s Guide,” by Doris Gottemoeller, R.S.M. (11/23): It is no surprise that such a balanced, thoughtful and challenging article would be the work of Sister Doris Gottemoeller. Her insights reflect the manner in which she has exercised leadership roles in ma
Bishops Disappointed With Health Bill
The bill now before the Senate creates “new and completely unacceptable federal policy that endangers human life and rights of conscience,” three leading bishops said.
Resignations Sought After Irish Report
A report describing in detail failures of church leaders in handling sexual abuse cases in the Archdiocese of Dublin has resulted in calls for further investigations.
