The U.S. bishops’ second annual Fortnight for Freedom — a period of prayer and fasting to raise awareness of challenges to religious liberty, both nationally and internationally — is planned for June 21 to July 4.
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Daniels is hired as spokeswoman for USCCB president
Kim Daniels has been hired by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to serve as the spokeswoman for New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, USCCB president.
Bishops say immigration bill on right track, some changes sought
Without getting into specifics, a panel of bishops said April 22 that a comprehensive immigration bill introduced the week before is on the right track, though they alluded to some aspects they would like changed.
Socially responsible investing follows bishops’ guidelines
One of the newer trends in the world of finance is socially responsible investing, and the Catholic Community Foundation incorporates it into its investment programs.
Bishops urge Catholics to pray for life, marriage and religious liberty
The U.S. Catholic bishops have launched a pastoral strategy addressing life, marriage and religious liberty concerns.
Quotes from this week’s newsmakers – November 21, 2012
“We bishops and priests are eager to help you if you experience difficulty, hesitation, or uncertainty about approaching the Lord in this sacrament. If you have not received this healing sacrament in a long time, we are ready to welcome you.”— From an exhortation approved Nov. 13 by the U.S. bishops encouraging Catholics to take advantage of the sacrament of penance
A closer look at marriage and the marriage amendment
Marriage is a natural and universal institution that unites a husband and wife and any children born from their union. It is not something that government creates or
makes up.
Vatican today — January 19, 2012
• Difficulties and Hopes of the Catholic Church in America
• The Holy Father Receives a Finnish Ecumenical Delegation
• Audiences
• Other Pontifical Acts
Archbishop Nienstedt to chair committee
Archbishop John Nienstedt was voted chairman-elect of the Committee on Doctrine at the USCCB Fall General Assembly in Baltimore Nov. 14.
Catholics urged to make voices heard in public square
If you’re a Catholic who is hesitant about getting involved in the political process on behalf of the church and advocating for public policies consistent with church teaching, Anthony Picarello Jr. has some advice for you: “Don’t be afraid.”





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