Print Dr. Susan Berry Read Full Bio Papal Candidate Urges U.S. House to Support Health Care Conscience Rights Act Cardinal Sean O’Malley, Archbishop of Boston and chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) Committee on Pro-Life Activities, urged members of the U.S. House of Representatives to support the Health Care Conscience Rights Act of 2013 introduced by Rep. Diane Black (R-TN) on March 4th. 12 Mar 2013 Voting Begins at Vatican According to Vatican Radio, the College of Cardinals attended a Mass together, “for the election of a pope,” on Tuesday morning in St. Peter’s Basilica, in advance of the voting process that will ultimately determine the next successor to St. Peter and the leader of the Catholic Church. 12 Mar 2013 Boston Globe on ObamaCare: Never Mind Last Tuesday, the Boston Globe published an editorial in which it reneged on its full support for President Obama’s signature health care legislation's implementation in Massachusetts. 11 Mar 2013 Pastor Removes Pope's Picture for Fear of Offending LGBT Members Rev. Brian Costello, pastor of Most Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic parish in San Francisco, wrote in his March 3rd church bulletin that he decided to remove a picture of now-Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI in order not to offend members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) community. 11 Mar 2013 USA Today Touts Anti-Gun Research by Soros-Linked Advocacy Group A study that concluded that gun violence costs Americans at least $12 billion per year was published on the front page of USA Today on March 5th. The research was conducted by the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation (PIRE), an anti-gun advocacy group based in Maryland that received funding through the Tides Foundation, an organization that is funded by George Soros. 9 Mar 2013 Will Next Pope Revitalize Latin American Catholics? Though four in ten Catholics live in Latin America—more than in any other region of the world—most Latin Americans do not believe the next pope will be one of the area’s 19 cardinals. In fact, many Latin Americans are somewhat disinterested in the next pope. 9 Mar 2013 Papal Conclave To Begin Tuesday A “pro eligendo Romano Pontifice” Mass will be celebrated in St. Peter’s Basilica on Tuesday morning, after which the cardinals will enter into the conclave. The cardinals will not be permitted to leave the conclave, except for food and sleep, until they have chosen the man who will succeed Pope Benedict XVI. 8 Mar 2013 Rasmussen: Americans Feel Most Connected to Religious Groups The approaching election of a new pope and the coming celebrations of special Holy Days in the Christian and Jewish faiths raise curiosity about the level of importance Americans place upon their faith at a time when the pull to secularization is stronger than ever. 7 Mar 2013 Vatican Spokesman: Profile of Future Pope Emerging According to Lombardi, the main themes discussed by the cardinals suggest a profile of the individual they are looking for to lead the Church, the man who will address these priorities. The spokesman said that the main themes thus far were: the Church in the world, the needs of the New Evangelization, the Holy See, the different dicasteries, or administrative departments of the Vatican, and relations with local churches and bishops. 6 Mar 2013 House Republicans Introduce Health Care Conscience Act to Counter HHS Mandate Three House Republicans introduced a bill on Tuesday that protects religious nonprofits and business owners from the HHS mandate, a provision in ObamaCare that requires them to provide free contraception, sterilization, and abortifacients in their employee insurance plans. 6 Mar 2013 Previous 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Next
Papal Candidate Urges U.S. House to Support Health Care Conscience Rights Act Cardinal Sean O’Malley, Archbishop of Boston and chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) Committee on Pro-Life Activities, urged members of the U.S. House of Representatives to support the Health Care Conscience Rights Act of 2013 introduced by Rep. Diane Black (R-TN) on March 4th. 12 Mar 2013
Voting Begins at Vatican According to Vatican Radio, the College of Cardinals attended a Mass together, “for the election of a pope,” on Tuesday morning in St. Peter’s Basilica, in advance of the voting process that will ultimately determine the next successor to St. Peter and the leader of the Catholic Church. 12 Mar 2013
Boston Globe on ObamaCare: Never Mind Last Tuesday, the Boston Globe published an editorial in which it reneged on its full support for President Obama’s signature health care legislation's implementation in Massachusetts. 11 Mar 2013
Pastor Removes Pope's Picture for Fear of Offending LGBT Members Rev. Brian Costello, pastor of Most Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic parish in San Francisco, wrote in his March 3rd church bulletin that he decided to remove a picture of now-Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI in order not to offend members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) community. 11 Mar 2013
USA Today Touts Anti-Gun Research by Soros-Linked Advocacy Group A study that concluded that gun violence costs Americans at least $12 billion per year was published on the front page of USA Today on March 5th. The research was conducted by the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation (PIRE), an anti-gun advocacy group based in Maryland that received funding through the Tides Foundation, an organization that is funded by George Soros. 9 Mar 2013
Will Next Pope Revitalize Latin American Catholics? Though four in ten Catholics live in Latin America—more than in any other region of the world—most Latin Americans do not believe the next pope will be one of the area’s 19 cardinals. In fact, many Latin Americans are somewhat disinterested in the next pope. 9 Mar 2013
Papal Conclave To Begin Tuesday A “pro eligendo Romano Pontifice” Mass will be celebrated in St. Peter’s Basilica on Tuesday morning, after which the cardinals will enter into the conclave. The cardinals will not be permitted to leave the conclave, except for food and sleep, until they have chosen the man who will succeed Pope Benedict XVI. 8 Mar 2013
Rasmussen: Americans Feel Most Connected to Religious Groups The approaching election of a new pope and the coming celebrations of special Holy Days in the Christian and Jewish faiths raise curiosity about the level of importance Americans place upon their faith at a time when the pull to secularization is stronger than ever. 7 Mar 2013
Vatican Spokesman: Profile of Future Pope Emerging According to Lombardi, the main themes discussed by the cardinals suggest a profile of the individual they are looking for to lead the Church, the man who will address these priorities. The spokesman said that the main themes thus far were: the Church in the world, the needs of the New Evangelization, the Holy See, the different dicasteries, or administrative departments of the Vatican, and relations with local churches and bishops. 6 Mar 2013
House Republicans Introduce Health Care Conscience Act to Counter HHS Mandate Three House Republicans introduced a bill on Tuesday that protects religious nonprofits and business owners from the HHS mandate, a provision in ObamaCare that requires them to provide free contraception, sterilization, and abortifacients in their employee insurance plans. 6 Mar 2013
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