The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom recommended that Venezuela and Cuba should be monitored for violations of religious freedom.
Signs Of the Times
Arms Reduction Offer Draws Wide Support
President Obama’s recent proposal to open a new round of nuclear arms reduction talks with Russia has inspired hope among disarmament advocates.
California Coalition Helps Homeowners
Homeowners carrying loans worth more than the current value of their homes, said one lawyer, would likely default again when loan modifications ended.
Causes of Nigerian Violence Debated
The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja has said that the so-called religious violence between Muslims and Christians in Nigeria is not about religion.
Pew: Half of Americans Changed Religions
The study reports that those who left the Catholic Church were more likely to have done so because they no longer believed in its teachings.
Further Delays for Chinese Bishops
Catholic bishops elected by several mainland Chinese dioceses will have to be subjected to further scrutiny before they are consecrated.
Hopes High for Papal Trip Among Religious Groups
The visit is considered a new horizon of collaboration between Muslims and Christians, not only in Jordan, but in all the world.
Assessing Obamas First 100 Days
The Vatican newspaper, LOsservatore Romano, editorialized that President Barack Obama has operated in most areas with more caution than predicted.
Candidates for Priesthood Reflect Increasing Diversity
After years of underrepresentation, African-American Catholics have apparently regained a proportional representation among those being ordained.
Bishops Urge New President to Fight AIDS
AIDS and H.I.V. need to be our national priority,” said Archbishop Buti Tlhagale of Johannesburg
