The 2012 Farm Bill became a casualty of this election season’s often rancorous budget debate.
In a speech to the UN, President Obama argued that in protecting free speech, even blasphemy must be tolerated.
The German bishops’ conference defended a decree that said Catholics who stop paying a church membership tax cannot receive sacraments.
There are few issues in the 2012 presidential campaign on which the major candidates have more clearly differentiated opinions.
Cardinal Oscar Rodríguez Maradiaga called young people between 18 and 24 “an amazing pool of talent we must tap into if we are to relieve poverty in our lifetime.”