International News New Migrant Caravan Has Left Honduras; Why Do They Flee?
Migrants from across Honduras set out from San Pedro Sula for the border with Guatemala early Jan. 15, hoping to reach the U.S. border amid controversies over fortifying the southern frontier with a wall. Read More
National News US Jesuits Release Names of 50 Priests Accused of Sexual Abuse
The list of names includes every Jesuit from the province who’s been credibly accused of sexually abusing a minor since 1950. "Credibly accused” and even a settlement doesn't necessarily mean guilty. Read More
International News Aunt of Syrian ‘Boy on the Beach’ Urges Action to Save Refugees
Three years after the gut-wrenching image of the lifeless body of little Alan Kurdi, a toddler who drowned and washed up on the shores of Turkey, sent shock waves around the world, his aunt has said there’s been little follow-up to the initial outrage and urged global leaders to put some bite behind their bark when it comes to helping refugees. Read More
National News New Poll: Vast Majority of Americans Want Abortion Restrictions
Seventy- five percent of Americans believe that abortion should be limited to within the first three months of pregnancy. Read More
International News Brooklyn Diocese Helps Victims of Volcano of Fire
Auxiliary Bishop Octavio Cisneros traveled to Central America as an “envoy of Bishop DiMarzio" to bring the monies collected by the Diocese of Brooklyn for relief efforts in Guatemala. Read More
International News Israeli Christians Protest ‘McJesus’ Art Display at Haifa Museum
Christian leaders in Israel have condemned an art exhibit in Haifa which they say is insulting to Christianity. Read More
Columns
Church Unity and the DMV
Faith or Fear: The Path to Peace
A Marvelous Apostolate
Editorials/Letters
Editorial: Who Is Afraid of the Knights of Columbus?
Letters: Against Anti-Semitism
Letter: No Fan of Latin Mass
Letter: A Blatant Act of Tyranny
Letter: Thank You, Bishop Cisneros
Obituaries
Father Andrew Soley, C.S.Sp.
