Signs Of the Times

Asia Bibi became the first Christian woman ever condemned to death under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.

The victory was the first time in decades that a sitting vice president on the ballot did not win the election for president.

“It is an extremely painful experience not only for the Christians of Iraq, but for all Iraqis,” the ambassador said.

If the proposed document is approved, any baptisms performed in either Catholic or Presbyterian churches after that would be mutually recognized.

The archbishop said ordaining married men is the most naturally pastoral response to every Catholic’s need for regular access to the sacraments.

The justices discusses the constitutionality of Arizona’s school tuition tax credit program.

Reading speeches has been the main activity at Roman Curia assemblies for as long as anyone can remember.

Later this month a parish in western Poland will dedicate what it says is the world’s largest statue of Christ.

Baghdad residents were still trying to make sense out of an orgy of violence at the city’s Syriac Catholic cathedral on Oct. 31.

Millions of stockpiled cluster submunitions have been destroyed years ahead of deadlines mandated by an August 2010 treaty.