Patt Morrison: Why the U.S. needed to apologize for its 'Indian school' policy
Nearly half a dozen such schools operated in California, taking Native American children from their families and purging them ...
A U.S. president has apologized for the ‘Indian school’ policy. Here’s why the apology was needed
Nearly half a dozen such schools operated in California, taking Native American children from their families and purging them ...
The Christian Post3h
Who was St. Andrew and why is he the patron saint of Scotland?
Later when Kenneth MacAlpin united the Picts and Scots into the Kingdom of Scotland, St. Andrew became the patron saint.
WBAL6h
Many Baltimore-area Catholic parishioners to attend first Mass at merged churches
Many Catholic parishioners will experience the first Mass at churches new to them this weekend. It’s the latest milestone for ...
Independent Record8h
Religion column by Kimberly Pepper: Take the journey toward the horizon of hope
The holidays come with emotions that range from merriment to melancholy, and wherever you are on this, the sights and sounds ...
The Christian Post1d
Brazil's Supreme Court allows crucifixes, religious symbols in public buildings
Brazil s Supreme Federal Court has unanimously ruled to allow the presence of religious symbols in public buildings, ...
National Catholic Register1d
Is Anyone Listening to Pope Francis’ Call for Interreligious Dialogue? Kazakhstan Is
The Holy Father’s vision of global solidarity and interreligious fraternity has found a foothold in this predominantly Muslim ...
Greek Reporter1d
Notre Dame Cathedral Reopens with Mass and Festivities Dec. 8
The Notre Dame Cathedral, the icon of Paris, reopens on December 8 with masses, ceremonial events and other festivities ...
Crux1d
Vatican delegation views relics of Saint Francis Xavier in Goa, India
A delegation of nine representatives from the Vatican participated in the ten-yearly exposition of the sacred relics of St.
Northern Virginia Daily1d
Religion news: Nov. 29
Brookside ChurchBrookside Church will host a holiday craft show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 2425 First St., Middletown. Food will be available to purchase.
National Catholic Reporter2dOpinion
Why you should get to know Thomas Aquinas, even 800 years after he lived
As a Catholic philosopher and avid student of Aquinas, I am always fielding questions about whether this medieval saint is ...
La Croix2d
The pope's cemeteries
The cult of the dead was purely family-centered. Christianity made it a public affair: cemeteries around churches, villages around cemeteries... In this way, death was “tamed” (1) until the ...