Remarks from a senior Paksitani official to mark the first anniversary of some of Pakistan’s worst anti-Christian violence.
Signs Of the Times
Move Ministries to the Margins
Clerical sexual abuse has provoked repugnance throughout the church, said a recently appointed Vatican official.
News Briefs
The U.S. Knights of Columbus are partnering with Project Medishare for Haiti to make prosthetic limbs available to Haitian children injured during the earthquake on Jan. 12.
Five Years Later, Looking for Rebirth
New Orleans still struggles to rebuild and redefine itself five years after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
Agent Orange Still Causing War Casualties
A new U.S. initiative seeks to make some amends for the widespread use of defoliant Agent Orange in Vietnam.
Cardinal urges Catholics, Muslims to Overcome Violence
Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran encouraged Catholics and Muslims to work together in overcoming violence among followers of different religions
Church Leaders Bring Aid to Pakistani Flood Victims
The flooding and the suffering continues in Pakistan as aid continues to trickle in to relieve millions of the nation’s dislocated.
Car Accident Injures Ambassador Kmiec
One passenger was killed, the other seriously injured when the car crashed in California.
McCarrick: Withdrawal Requires ‘Marshall Plan’
Iraq’s ancient Christian communities face extinction if a U.S. withdrawal is not accompanied by a comprehensive humanitarian response, says Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick.
Bishop Urges Peace Talks With Moro Rebels
A Philippines bishop has urged the government to resume peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front amid reports the rebel group is preparing for war.
