Ruptures appeared in what had been a unified front among national Catholic leaders.
Signs Of the Times
Arizona Bishops Resist Immigration Bills
The bishops said the proposals could harm public safety and separate families.
Dissident Priest Released in Vietnam
A priest who has spent three years behind bars for pro-democracy efforts was released from prison on March 15, his sister, above, said.
Abuse Found in Popes Former Diocese
A priest was found to have violated a condition of his reassignment by continuing to work with youth.
News Briefs
The Archdiocese of Chicago is seeking the canonization of the Rev. Augustine Tolton, the first U.S. priest of African descent.
U.S. Anglican Parishes To Join Catholic Church
These churches will be able to retain their Anglican character and much of their liturgy and practices while being in communion with the Catholic Church.
Caritas Demands Help For Migrant Workers
The agency cited women employed in private homes as in need of protection from abuse and exploitation.
Protection Sought for Minorities in Pakistan
Church leaders in Pakistan cite a “lethargic attitude” toward attacks on religious minorities.
News Briefs
Christians in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu took part in a monthlong protest campaign for equal rights for dalit Christians.
Hundreds of Christians Killed In Nigerian Attacks
Initial reports blame the attacks on members of the Muslim Fulani tribe against the Christian Berom tribe.
