Fox Host: Mitt Romney Obviously Not a Christian
Mitt Romney is not a Christian and therefore he may not have a good chance of raising big money among Christians if Rick Perry runs for president, Fox Friends co-host Ainsley Earhardt said Sunday
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Interview: Scholar Edward Fudge on Alternative Third View of Hell
In the interview, Edward Fudge answered questions like What are the three different views of hell Why does it matter about knowing the specifics of hell, as long as you believe it exists And are
Cardinal suspends controversial Chicago priest
Controversial Chicago priest Father Michael Pfleger was suspended by the archdiocese on April 27 after making public statements threatening to leave the Church if he were reassigned from his current parish.
Knights of Peter Claver celebrate 100th anniversary
The Knights of Peter Claver marked the 100th Anniversary of their founding on Nov. 7. The Catholic fraternal group, the largest historically African-American Catholic lay organization in the U.S., says it will continue its founders’ commitment to the Church and to community service.
Missionaries of Charity confessor appointed to shepherd Michigan diocese
The Holy Father has appointed a priest from the Diocese of Pittsburgh to become the fourth bishop of Gaylord, Michigan. Msgr. Bernard A. Hebda, who is a graduate of both Harvard and Columbia University, will succeed Bishop Patrick R. Cooney who submitted his resignation to the Vatican upon reaching the age of 75 in March.
'See You At The Pole' to Mark 20th Year of Student-Led Prayers
Around two million students across the nation and overseas are expected to gather at their schools Wednesday to ask God to bring moral and spiritual awakening to their campuses and countries
See You at the Pole Prayers More 'Politically Charged'
Around 2 million students nationwide greeted the sunrise as they assembled at their school flag poles Wednesday morning for an annual exercise of religious freedom that this year included more ...
Nyack College Enrollment Climbing Despite Branch Closure
The Ohio branch of Nyack College will be closing its doors next summer due to poor enrollment rates and location but a Nyack provost remains optimistic with the school s overall outlook
Christendom Graduate School to Launch Montessori and Catholic Culture Programs
The Notre Dame Graduate School (NDGS) of Christendom College plans to launch two new programs this summer: Montessori Catechesis and a series of humanities courses on Catholic culture. Both programs intend to develop into new concentrations for the M.A. degree.
Israeli high court orders 'gay marriage' recognition | Baptist Press
JERUSALEM (BP)--The land where Jesus once walked soon will recognize "gay marriage."
