As studies reveal the negative effects of smartphones on the health and well-being of elementary and middle schoolers, central Arkansas parents are taking a pledge to delay giving their children smartphones.
Two parishioners and parents at Our Lady of the Holy Souls School
he multifaith center that came to life in the Olympic Village along with the July 26 opening of the Olympic Games has a real champion overseeing it.
Father Jason Nioka is a former judoka and is now championing the faith as he oversees
Twenty-eight college students stayed for three weeks at Schloss Wissen Castle in northern Germany as part of the Catholic Worldview Fellowship, a summer immersion course that exposes college students from across the United States to the richness of Catholic culture and history.
Organizers of the Paris Olympic Games apologized during the Games' daily news conference July 28 to those offended by a drag performance during the opening ceremony that the French bishops said "included scenes of mockery and derision of Christianity."
In what was supposed to
New data shows most of the nation views birth control and in vitro fertilization as "morally acceptable," while extramarital affairs and suicide are regarded as the most "morally wrong" of several behaviors -- with close to half the nation regarding overall morality
Denver-based ministry Christ in the City, seeks to meet the needs of the homeless for human connection. The ministry was present at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis on July 17-21, offering "street walk" opportunities for attendees to bring Christ's love to
Columnist Kenneth Craycraft responds to comments from the artistic director and a spokesperson for Paris 2024 regarding the anti-Catholic display of the opening ceremonies: Worldwide, Catholics and other Christians have raised their voices in objection to the obscene mockery of the Last
Publisher Scott Richert was profoundly moved by a single sentence spoken by Sr. Josephine Garrett during her talk at the National Eucharistic Revival in Indianapolis: “I’m broken, and I’m sinful, and I’m joyful, and I’m hopeful.” To recognize that we are broken
Dr. Greg Popcak continues his family spirituality series by focusing on the domestic church: No one should be ashamed of the struggles they face in building a loving, joyful, grace-filled domestic church. And no Catholic should hesitate to get they help they
Strategic collaboration, especially with law enforcement monitoring crimes online, is needed in the fight against human trafficking, according to the head of an international network of religious orders and partners against trafficking.
"New challenges in preventing and combating human trafficking affecting children have
Legislation under consideration in Congress would help faith-based organizations respond to a shortage in affordable housing by easing restrictions on the use of their land to develop affordable housing, supporters say.
The Yes in God's Backyard Act, introduced in March by Sen. Sherrod