Dr. Pellegrino published 23 books on medical science, philosophy and ethics.
Signs Of the Times
Bishops Warn Against Senate Changes
Three bishops weighed in on the ongoing Congressional debate on immigration reform.
Vatican Urges Job Creation
Job creation must become a key component of any United Nations plan to lift people out of poverty around the world, the Vatican’s observer to the United Nations told the International Labor Conference. Speaking during a conference session on June 12, Archbishop Silvano M. Tomasi said, “F
Study Finds Few Improvements, New Concerns After Arab Spring
A new state department report cited growing religious persecution in Arab Spring countries.
Scandal of Hunger
Finding a solution to the “ongoing scandal” of worldwide hunger should be a top priority, said the Vatican’s representative to the United Nations. Addressing a U.N. General Assembly meeting on sustainable development goals on May 23, Archbishop Francis A. Chullikatt, permanent obse
Remembering Andrew Greeley
Father Greeley was perhaps most widely recognized for the more than 60 novels he wrote.
Families Separated and Border Shelters Strained by Deportees
More than a million immigrants have been deported from over the past five years.
Immigrants Subsidize Medicare Costs
Immigrants for years have paid far more into Medicare’s coffers than they have drawn out, effectively subsidizing rising health care payments to the aging U.S. population, according to an analysis from Harvard Medical School released on May 29. From 2002 through 2009, immigrants posted a Medic
Iraq Divided
The patriarch of the Chaldean Catholic Church in Baghdad denounced a recent series of car bombings and shootings in cities in Iraq that left at least 54 people dead and dozens more injured. Patriarch Louis Sako said on May 20 that the current violence is between minority Sunni and majority Shiite Mu
Despite Truce, Violence Plagues El Salvador
A truce among El Salvador’s street gangs has resulted in a dramatic reduction in homicides.
