That is how humanists tend to view religious people…at least in America.
This is a topic which has come up very much lately with the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru and Georgetown and will continue to come up. The Jesuit priest, Fr. Robert John Araujo, SJ, a graduate of Georgetown University and, the John Courtney
Mary Ann Glendon, Harvard Law School professor and former U.S. ambassador to the Holy See writes in the Wall Street Street Journal this morning an excellent piece –-to the point. Take a look.
The Battle for the Core continues as more and more leaders in the Church start begin to recognize what “compromise with the modern world” means for religions. It happens to be a characteristic trait in 18th century modern literature foretelling the utopia of
In the “enlightenment”, in fact the claim to enlightenment is the idea that we will now focus on the stuff that really matters…the mechanical the manipulation of matter to for technology's sake, leaving behind our concern for
Georgetown finally responds to the criticism it has been receiving. Read its statement carefully…skip Cardinal Newman's intro if you want…
Georgetown Defends Sebelius Pick with Misleading Statement
Georgetown University has finally issued an official response to the controversy
When will this end?
Lawyer Says Pontifical University Can't Control Who Represents Church
(http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=24913)
LIMA, PERU, May 14 (CNA) .- The attorney for the Archdiocese of Lima, Natale Amprimo, said Peru's Pontifical Catholic University has no right
The front cover editorial of the Catholic Standard, DC's Catholic newspaper, had the following to say about Georgetown's invitation to the architect of the HHS mandate which has been condemned by every bishop in the United States:
Late last
Take a look at Catholic News Service's newest video released today:
Sign the petition and share this post or video.The scandal also goes unanswered by Cardinal Wuerl.
Pornography is another elephant in the room and something which has destroyed many lives and souls and …well we can only guess how many vocations to the priesthood were stubbed out because of it. This article recently appeared in the