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Pro-life
Brussels, Belgium (CNA) — "…I just want to tell you that life is a wonderful thing, and the world is really full of remarkable people." So starts a letter written by one of the survivors of the bomb attacks at the Brussels Zaventem international airport last week, according to
Title IX
Washington, D.C. – The future of religious freedom in the United States will one day be in the care of today's college students, so one Catholic college is working to equip them for that struggle. Wyoming Catholic College is trying to form a "community of people who
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assisted suicide
WASHINGTON – As states around the country consider legalizing physician-assisted suicide, "death with dignity" looks markedly different for patients under the care of the Little Sisters of the Poor. In her 27 years with the order that cares for the "elderly poor," Sister Constance Veit, L.S.
marriage
Washington D.C. (CNA/EWTN News) — Consumerism. A culture of distraction. Fear of commitment. These are some of the factors driving today's young people away from marriage, said a theologian reflecting on the words of Pope Francis in the U.S. "In short, the habits of life
marriage
VATICAN CITY (CNA/EWTN News) – Christauria Welland is a clinical psychologist who's worked with both victims and perpetrators of domestic violence – and with one in three women worldwide suffering from abuse at the hands of a partner, her goal is to make sure bishops know about the problem.
marriage
Washington D.C. — June's Obergefell v. Hodges ruling, which mandated recognition of same-sex marriages across the United States, was largely recognized by both supporters and opponents as a groundbreaking ruling. What are the factors that led to this wide-reaching Supreme Court decision? And what will happen next in
Faith
VATICAN CITY (CNA/EWTN News) — Pope Francis opened the Synod on the Family with a reminder that it's not a forum whereby leaders come to an agreement, but a journey of openness to the Holy Spirit and "apostolic courage" against worldly temptations that can lead people
Immigration
Vatican City (CNA/EWTN News) — In his message for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Pope Francis recognized the challenges involved with welcoming migrants, but stressed that despite the difficulties they should always be accepted as brothers and sisters. "At the heart of the Gospel of mercy the
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