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Cardinal Daniel DiNardo praised Bush as a 'courageous man, dedicated leader and selfless public servant'.

If it doesn't bring tears to your eyes, it will have you dancing.

Francis warned. "It's [Homosexuality is] not just an expression of an affection. In consecrated and priestly life, there's no room for that kind of affection."

Why should a doctor perform surgery when it won't make the patient happy, it won't accomplish its intended goal, it won't improve the underlying condition, it might make the underlying condition worse, and it might increase the likelihood of suicide? Sound medicine isn't about desire; it's about healing.

This is the same Cardinal Cupich who said, regarding the latest eruption of the scandal, that the Pope was "not going to go down a rabbit hole on this."

"Look at us a little differently" is a series of beautiful and dramatic portraits.

"By the International Union for the Conservation of Nature's own criteria, the Down syndrome community qualifies as endangered in many parts of the world."

Isabella Chow, a Christian student senator from the University of California, Berkeley, has faced major backlash for her Biblical stance on LGBTQ activism.

In the decades since my parents' divorce and through the years of my marriage, I have learned no-fault divorce is one of the biggest lies of our culture.

We were already living in an age of doubt even before we suffered these blows to our faith. The test of faith is to overcome our doubts in time of great trial.

What the beloved desires matters, immensely, to the one who loves them. This is true of spouses. It is true of parents and friends. It is also true of our relationship with God.

It is now being claimed there was an unknown side to William Shakespeare, that of political commentator and champion of England's oppressed Catholic minority.

An effort is underway to consecrate California to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

I've always been saddened that traditionalist Catholics are so often burdened by the extremists who give their movement an angry face.

Another year, another write-up about the state of sexuality in modernity.

A Chinese scientist says he has created the first genetically edited babies, a claim that has led members of the scientific community to raise serious ethical concerns.

Fully half of the world's countries have fallen below a fertility pattern that can support the continuance of the human race.

In memory of this sorrowful centenary of the first armistice, a collection of photographs that testify to the faith of these men in the midst of the horrors of the front.

Although the great engine of American capitalism is now humming on all cylinders, Americans remain strangely reluctant to have children.

"Like other pro-life feminists," says Fiorella Nash, "I see abortion as a form of exploitation and a sign that contemporary feminism has lost its way."

South African Cardinal Wilfrid Napier has come out swinging against EWTN's Raymond Arroyo, accusing him of reporting "negatively" on as well as "attack[ing]" Pope Francis.

"The evolution in the Church's understanding of the Gospel over the centuries is not a question of a paradigm shift, but of the development of doctrine, organic and in continuity with the faith."

St. Thomas Aquinas, the Prince of Theologians had some things to say about Mohammed and Islam: