Has partisanship and politicization seeped into the church from U.S. culture?

U.N. officials have been forced to cancel flights carrying medical supplies to the affected area in Haiti.

Cardinal Sean P. O’Malley of Boston told Irish Catholics he came “to listen to your pain, your anger, but also your hopes and aspirations.”

A new report from the Truth Commission on Conscience in War calls for the U.S. military to allow for “selective conscientious objection.”

The suicide of 18-year-old Tyler Clementi highlighted the possible role of religious groups in instilling negative views about homosexuals.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winner met thousands of supporters outside her home and repeated her message of democratic freedoms for Burma.

Asia Bibi became the first Christian woman ever condemned to death under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.

The victory was the first time in decades that a sitting vice president on the ballot did not win the election for president.

If the proposed document is approved, any baptisms performed in either Catholic or Presbyterian churches after that would be mutually recognized.

Reading speeches has been the main activity at Roman Curia assemblies for as long as anyone can remember.