Voices
Kevin Clarke is America’s chief correspondent and the author of Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out (Liturgical Press).
In All Things
The U S Catholic Bishops have felt compelled to once again step into a public relations fray and defend a venerable Catholic agency against an attack from self-appointed Catholic gadflies primarily LifeSiteNews and the nbsp Population Research Institute nbsp These often internet-based entities w
In All Things
The chairman of the U S bishops rsquo Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development urged the U S House of Representatives not to accept a proposed 40 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program SNAP formerly known as food stamps Bishop Stephen E Blaire of Stockto
News
Researchers with the New York-based Human Rights Watch today charged that the Syrian government is the likely culprit in chemical weapons attack on rebel-held suburbs of Damascus, which according to the Obama administration resulted in the deaths of 1429 people, including 426 children. The attacks a
News
“We ask the United States to work with other governments to obtain a ceasefire."
In All Things
The Administrative Committee of the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops issued an urgent call for a political solution to the crisis in Syria today nbsp ldquo We ask the United States to work with other governments to obtain a ceasefire initiate serious negotiations provide impartial humanitaria
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The U.N. refugee agency said on Tuesday some 30,000 Syrians had streamed into northern Iraq since last week and thousands more were waiting to enter, fleeing communities across a wide swathe of northern Syria. "With several tens of thousands of people having crossed since last week, this n
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Responding to yesterday’s unprecedented violence in Cairo, President Obama this morning cancelled a biannual joint U.S.-Egyptian military exercise that had been scheduled for September. “While we want to sustain our relationship with Egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as
In All Things
Father Paolo Dall'Oglio disappeared in the east of the country late last month.
News
Egypt’s Christians appear to already be paying a price for the Egyptian military’s decision to dislodge largely peaceful protests in Cairo with a large-scale dispersal operation that quickly became violent. Numbers are in flux but scores have perished as the military moved in this mornin