Extraordinary Step We Aren’t Hearing About: POPE COMMISSIONS HAND-PICKED MISSIONARIES OF MERCY !!!
Pope Francis wants mercy—and he wants it now. So to make sure this mercy happens, the Holy Father has taken an extraordinary step
Pope Francis wants mercy—and he wants it now. So to make sure this mercy happens, the Holy Father has taken an extraordinary step
As the Eternal Bride of Christ, the Catholic Church never stops working for the salvation of souls.
And on March 5-6, Catholic dioceses around the world will be working for such souls, literally, around the clock.
In the official announcement for the Year of Mercy, the Holy Father called for a “24 Hours for the Lord” and Catholic dioceses around the world are taking up the call by throwing open the confessional doors for an entire day.
Catholic Business Journal spoke with Catholic priests who are
Or rather, it would not exist without Church funds, and is located beside the Holy See. Here, a heart operation not yet approved in the USA was done successfully…. Read More>>
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Pat and I recently returned from attending the Legatus Summit held in Orlando, Florida. It was a meeting of outstanding Catholic business leaders from across America who listened to presentations from inspired and concerned presenters focused around the topic of No More Comfortable Catholicism in light of the negative secular transformational challenges facing America today, seeking to re
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I am deeply saddened by the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. He was a brilliant mind and a champion of the United States Constitution and a friend to the pro-life movement.
Justice Antonin Scalia was the only Supreme Court Justice with whom I had a personal conversation. For a number of years I was upset with the Justice after he candidly said that the Declaration of Independence had absolutely no bearing in his Constitutional analysis. What?! Didn’t he appreciate the significance of the Declaration?
.- In a 2-1 decision delivered Feb. 18, the 11th Circuit U.S.
A doctor has spent six years cycling around the world – and found a much more hospitable planet than he had ever imagined…. Read story>>
When Justice Antonin Scalia did not respond to a knock at the door of his suite at the Cibolo Creek Ranch at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, John B.
Justice Scalia helped them get started…. Read More>>
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, the serious and faithful Catholic, down-to-earth, good-humored and unquestioningly superb brilliant legal mind who has served on the U.S. Supreme Court for 30 years was found dead of natural causes at a Texas ranch Saturday morning. His life is a legacy to all of us, especially to Catholic business professionals, as one worthy of imitation.
On the evening of February 9, 2016, Archbishop of Westminster Cardinal Nichols will celebrate Vespers and the Bishop of London, Dean of the Chapel Royal, will preach in Henry VIII’s chapel—the first Catholic service held in the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace since the 1550s.
Searching continues in southern Taiwan, three days after a powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake shook the island and killed at least 37 people. But hope of finding survivors is fading. An estimated 110 people are still unaccounted for from the Golden Dragon apartment complex, the center of most rescue efforts.
This one happened in the Church—at a once-lost, now-thriving Catholic school…Read More>>
Devout, good-spirited Catholic, former advertising man, and the man whom some dub “the Godfather of the pro-life movement,” Joseph Scheidler, passed away on January 18, 2021 at age 93. But his memory and the enormous good he tirelessly did for the unborn throughout his life will not be soon forgotten. May he be ushered into…
“Thank God someone understands,” summed up one Connecticut-based business executive who wishes to remain annonymous. Here are the highlights. Delivering the keynote at a two-day Global Foundation meeting held in Rome on January 17, 2016, George Cardinal Pell, the Australian prelate who now serves as the Vatican’s first and current Secretariat for the Economy (established by Pope Fra
Not a bad start after winter break…Put simply, good education is never defined by how a school yields to the simplest of culture trends, no matter what “neighborhood” in which a school is located. Seems like common sense to most of us…Read More>>
Catholic Business Journal has just completed a quick, 10-question survey of our readers—and are seeing a trend toward the topic of Ethical Investing.