Married couples share wisdom, secrets of wedded bliss
These happily married couples find they love each other even more deeply than they did the day they marched down the aisle. PLUS: 10 great tips for your marriage
Wartime pontiff started tradition of papal peacemaking
Among the various World War I-related anniversaries of this centennial year, the election of Pope Benedict XV, 100 years ago Sept. 3, is apt to be one of the less widely observed. Yet Pope Benedict left a legacy of lasting significance for the papacy and the church as a whole in the vital area of teaching and practice on war and peace.
Debating just-war theory in light of Islamic State and past Iraqi wars
In the days that followed Pope Francis' Aug. 18 remarks on U.S. airstrikes earlier in the month against Islamic State, the buzz was about whether the pope had actually given his consent to them.
Little League player says team has ‘a lot to be thankful for’
Although Philadelphia's Taney Dragons didn't walk away with the Little League World Series title, they captured the country's attention by making it to the quarterfinals and have been honored as heroes in their home city.
Immigrants, activists urge Obama to act on immigration reform
Hundreds of protesters took part in a rally and march in Washington Aug. 28 chanting: "Not one more! Not one more!" to urge President Barack Obama to stop the deportation of immigrant families, workers and children.
‘Catechesis of the Good Shepherd’ opens national office in Scottsdale
The National Association of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd opened its national office Aug 24 at the parish life center located at Our Lady of Perpetual Church in Scottsdale.
Chinese priests, nuns spend years in U.S. to prepare for leadership
Chinese priests and nuns assembled halfway around the globe at a retreat house in the United States for a week of quiet prayer and reflection. The gathering was affiliated with a project of the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers aimed at helping the Church in China grow by guiding their priests and religious through formation in U.S.
$4.75 million grant to Catholic schools to grow technology
A $4.75 million grant to benefit Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Phoenix will not only enhance digital learning, but help propel them through the 21st century.
A Nun’s Life Ministry continues nationwide tour
Catholics and all other ears eager to hear more about life as a vowed woman religious should tune in to the next episode of Motherhouse Road Trip. The series is part of A Nun’s Life Ministry, which combines technology, social media and vocations outreach in conversational and pastoral ways.
Catholic schools determine how to take part in ALS fundraising effort
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, a major fundraising effort that began this summer to raise money to research a cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or Lou Gehrig's disease, has left many people scratching their heads.











