Conscience: Our morality detector
Near the end of the summer in 2010 a young woman in Eastern Europe became one of the most vilified people on the internet.
Near the end of the summer in 2010 a young woman in Eastern Europe became one of the most vilified people on the internet.
In 1965 the Fathers of Second Vatican Council complained about Catholics, “who imagine they can plunge themselves into earthly affairs in such a way as to imply that these are altogether divorced from the religious life.”
The most prominent headlines regarding the new tax law focused on the so-called “fiscal cliff” which was avoided by Congress’s passage of new legislation on January 1, 2013. Even though the impact of the new tax law on charitable giving has not received much attention, the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (ATRA) promises to Read more »
On February 14th, 2013, Pope Benedict gave a warm unscripted talk to the clergy of Rome.
Every local South Korean who lived through “The Forgotten War,” has not forgotten the nightmarish days of the early 1950’s or who saved them from Communist aggression.
As we contemplate the vast complexity of the universe beyond our solar system, …
On November 18th, 1965 the Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation (Dei Verbum) was endorsed by 2,344/2350 votes from the council fathers.
As a cradle Catholic boy in a school that was run by the Sisters of the Precious Blood, my first memories of Catholic Schools Week, some 50 years ago, are heartfelt and enduring.
Each of us derives a great deal of personal meaning from our family name, our work, and our friendships.