“It is a good time to remind ourselves what lives dedicated to genuine public service in politics look like. We find it in the lives of Vice President Biden and Speaker Boehner.”
Catholic News Service
Report: Priests abused hundreds of kids in Altoona-Johnstown Diocese
At least 50 priests or religious leaders were involved in the abuse and diocesan leaders systematically concealed the abuse to protect the church’s image, according to a grand jury report released on March 1.
St. Louis archbishop pushes for switch to Girl Scout alternatives
Archbishop Robert J. Carlson reiterated ongoing concerns with the values and policies of Girl Scouts USA.
Jesuit Father Fernando Cardenal, who worked with Sandinistas, dies at 82
Father Cardenal, expelled from the Jesuits in 1984 for his involvement in Nicaragua’s Sandinista government, was readmitted in 1997.
El Paso Diocese gets ready for rendezvous with Pope Francis
“It’s difficult to put into words how wonderful that is, to have the leader of 1.2 billion Catholics of people here, in our region.”
New initiatives aim to help Catholics enrich prayer, giving during Lent
The three efforts aim to help Catholics enrich their Lenten prayer experience, sacrifice to help others in need and learn more about the church’s penitential season overall.
Pope sends condolences after earthquake in Taiwan
Pope Francis sent condolences to Taiwan following an earthquake that left at least 37 people dead as the island prepared to celebrate Chinese New Year, reported ucanews.com."The Holy Father was saddened to learn of the suffering caused by the deadly earthquake which struck Tainan, leaving many
