The ruling affirmed parents’ rights to opt their children out of reading materials that conflict with their religious beliefs ...

CNA Staff, Nov 1, 2024 / 06:00 am. On Nov. 1, the Catholic Church celebrates the solemnity of All Saints, a day in which all who have attained eternal life in heaven are honored and celebrated.

Yet Dwyer, who still spends his free time reading Catholic books (most recently Anthony Annett's Cathonomics and Robert Ellsberg's correspondence with Sr. Wendy Beckett) remains hopeful on both ...

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One million books to give away for FREE? This is what happens when the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception in Stockbridge, Mass., take one of the most popular Catholic books of the last ...

BOOK PICK: ‘A Catholic Guide to Spending Less and Living More ... Catholic family of 16 are debt free. (photo: Sam and Rob Fatzinger / EWTN Pro-Life Weekly) Patti Maguire Armstrong Books April ...

While the number of Catholic parishes in Detroit has declined — from 129 parishes in 1967 to 44 in 2017 — they are still trying to maintain their presence and help in the city's resurgence. On ...

A Catholic school in Nashville, Tennessee, has banned the entire Harry Potter series of books because a pastor at the school believes they contain real spells that actually work in real life.

Book censorship, especially of Harry ... Catholic School Bans ‘Harry Potter’⁠—But According To Free Speech Advocates, It’s Nothing New.

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Polish Catholic priests condemning magic burned dozens of books they considered to be sacrilegious, including works from the “Harry Potter” series. The SMS from Heaven Foundation – an ...

The 272 aims to be a contribution to what author Rachel Swarns calls "public memory," from which, she submits, the history of Catholic slaveholding "had largely faded" until recent years.