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Pro-life leaders decry Senate failure to pass 20-week abortion ban

Although the bill received 51 votes, under Senate rules it needed 60 votes to end debate and move to a final vote. Three Democrats joined 48 Republicans in supporting the measure. The final vote was 51-46.

Investors tap Dominican sister’s experience for smartphone campaign

As two major shareholders of Apple Inc. urge the company to take steps to help parents control and limit smartphone use by their children, a veteran of the corporate social responsibility movement is at their side.

Hispanic bishops’ visit gives them firsthand look at Holy Land reality

Ten bishops met with local Christians as well as with other Palestinians and Israelis to get a firsthand understanding of the situation and to advocate for "bridges not walls."

Pro-life medical centers launch consortium for women’s health care

Its mission is to provide its patients comprehensive, convenient, compassionate, high-quality medical services and access to social services.

Celebrating Mass for Eagles, Patriots a joy for East Coast priests

Catholic coaches and players of the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles have clear game plans for making Sunday Mass in the midst of prepping for big games each week.

Open House at Visitation BVM School – Pre-K – 8th Grade

Open House, Science Fair and Student Art Display. Open to Prospective & Current Students and their Families.

Arte, canto, cuentos y alabanza a Centro de Espiritualidad de Madre Bonifacia

No pierdas la oportunidad que tu hijo/a aprendan a reconocer al Espíritu Santo a Centro de Espiritualidad de Madre Bonifacia en Lunes 12 de Febrero.

West Coast pro-life walk draws tens of thousands to San Francisco streets

Hundreds of high school and college students led tens of thousands of pro-life supporters along San Francisco's Market Street in the 14th Annual Walk for Life West Coast.

In times of trouble, turn to Mary, pope says at St. Mary Major Basilica

A relationship with Mary, the mother of God, is not "optional" for Christians, Pope Francis said, because Jesus points to her as a source of protection and guidance.

Fight indifference, actively respond to hatred, violence, pope says

The pope met at the Vatican with people attending the Rome International Conference on Anti-Semitism. The conference looked at the responsibility of government employees, lawmakers, religions and educators in addressing anti-Semitism.