Poll Finds Concerns Growing Over Persecution of Christians
While increasingly concerned about Christian persecution worldwide, U.S. Catholics know less about...
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Author: Catholic News Service
Three South American Elections Could Help Define Church-State Relations
A trio of elections along South America’s Pacific Coast on April 11 could define how countries are governed, including church-state relationships, after several years of upheaval.
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Serving the Suffering Is Serving the Crucified Christ, Pope Tells Fidesco
Pope Francis tells Fidesco mission representatives “the cry of the poor … resonates...
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House Passes Two Immigration Bills with Citizenship Provisions
The U.S. House of Representatives approved two separate immigration bills March 18, clearing an initial hurdle for two groups seeking a path toward citizenship: younger unauthorized immigrants called “Dreamers” and migrant farmworkers.
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Cardinal, Imam Hold Dialogue as Follow-up to Pope’s Meeting with Ayatollah
Washington Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory and Imam Sayyid M. B. Kashmiri, a representative of Shiite Muslims in North America, held a dialogue on Christian-Muslim relations March 17.
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