By Russell Shaw
Was 2009 a turning point for the American bishops, marking a tougher and more realistic approach on their part to the myriad problems, internal and external, besetting the Catholic Church in the United States? It’s too soon for final conclusions, but, on the evidence, history may judge the year just past in exactly those terms.
By Deal Hudson These remarks were made on August 27 in New York City at the rally sponsored by the Catholic League to protest the decision of Mr. Anth ...
By Anne Hendershott Evangelicals and Catholics have much in common as they share the same basic view of God. Acknowledging these common bonds in 1994, ...
The U.S. Senate confirmed U.S. Solicitor General and political activist Elena Kagan by a vote of 63 – 37 to be the next Associate Justice of the U.S ...
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