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“The Most Oppressed People in the World”
Burma Imposes a Two-Child Policy on the Rohingya Burma, a secluded country of almost 60 million people, sits in the…
Browsing: Those in Need
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Calling Home Child Soldiers in Uganda
A Catholic radio station in Uganda has been integral in calling home hundreds of child soldiers, according to a local…
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Wall Will Further Weaken the Christian Presence in Palestine
A local Catholic leader has warned about the weakening of the Christian presence in Palestine as a result of the…
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Desiring Human Acceptance
On a number of occasions I have written about the loneliness of disability. I suppose readers might be apt to think loneliness is…
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Death of a Deacon in Syria
A Damascus bomb blast which killed a deacon in training shows that a Christian district of the city is in…
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A New Pope and A New World: Passing the Torch Below the Equator
A review of the Popes in the twentieth century find them fighting a fierce battle against the forces of secularism,…
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People With Same-Sex Attraction Need to Be Shown True Compassion
The Church, by which I mean hierarchy, clergy, religious, and laity, must step up and face the challenge posed by…
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One Story Leads to Another in Kenya
In January, Catholic Lane shared the story of two young men from Bismarck, ND visiting Kenya for the first time…
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The Miraculous Healing Power of Indulgences
Last fall, Pope Benedict XVI announced a special set of indulgences for the Year of Faith, which ends on November…
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The Homeless Reality
As I write, the weather station says that it’s 1° F, but it feels like -17°F. With the wind chill,…