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Walk-off RBI double drives Hallahan into softball playoffs
Only a sophomore, Hallahan's Paris Balilonis had a "career highlight" when her big hit in the bottom of the seventh gave her team a 3-2 win over Conwell-Egan, earning a match up against top seed O'Hara.
California ‘confession bill’ viewed as violation of religious liberty
A bill making its way through the California Legislature would make the state the first since 1999 to require priests to choose between violating the law or violating the seal of the confessional.
Students learn about missions from missionaries themselves
About 65 students from eight Catholic schools learned about the missionary work of the church in the world May 6 during a day in the archdiocese's Extraordinary Year of the Missions.
Talk & Book Signing: Colleen Carroll Campbell
Join award-winning author, former presidential speechwriter & EWTN host Colleen Carroll Campbell for a talk & signing of her new book.
Day of Reflection for Female Veterans: Summer Relaxation
As we welcome the Summer Solstice, we will embrace both the sources of light and darkness in our lives. Through music, poetry and the images of abundant life on Cranaleith’s beautiful grounds, we will discover the wisdom held in our own growth. Come join us!
Summer Solstice Retreat
Come celebrate the longest day of the year while honoring the earth and its beauty. Together we will ponder our wakefulness and gratitude for such a gift. Bring a blanket and dress comfy for summer solstice activities.
7-Day Directed Retreat
Withdraw from the busyness of life for an experience grounded in solitude, silence, reflection, and prayer. Retreatants stay in a comfortable room with all meals provided.
Shareholders push U.S. telecom firms to tackle online child sexual abuse
The effort involves a widening campaign designed to push leading U.S. telecoms to take strong action to block explicit images from their growing communication networks and information platforms.
Mexican court allows abortion if mother’s health is at risk
The May 15 decision declared that denying a woman access to an abortion if her health is at risk violated the patient's right to health, even though Mexico's criminal code does not mention the health of the mother as a motive for allowing the termination of a pregnancy.
Promote ‘culture of resurrection,’ pope tells Christian Brothers
Like their founder, St. John Baptist de La Salle, the Christian Brothers' must continue their educational mission and restore life to areas where poverty and suffering have taken away the hope of a future, Pope Francis said.