(LifeSiteNews) – World-famous Canadian singer Celine Dion is undergoing another chapter in her life as she grieves the death of her beloved husband and former manager Rene Angelil.
How Abortion Played a Role in Celine Dion’s Faithful Marriage – It will Surprise You
January 22, 2016
Call to Action: How Can Any Business Become a Pro-Life Business?
January 19, 2016
What does it mean to be a pro-life business? Can Catholic business leaders be expected to uphold a pro-life mission while also maintaining a lucrative bottom line? Catholic Business Journal interviews several Catholic business leaders who excel in answering these questions.
Cardinal Pell, Vatican Finance Chief, Notes Value of…Business and Free Markets
January 19, 2016
“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
A Taste of Old-School Catholic Education (Link Updated)
January 19, 2016
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>>
Ethical Investing
January 16, 2016
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.
LAST CHANCE TO TAKE CATHOLIC BUSINESS JOURNAL SURVEY…
January 12, 2016
This is your last chance to take the current Catholic Business Journal SURVEY. We are making significant adjustments to our content and website, and YOUR feedback is extremely immportant to us! Please take our quick, 10-questions survey now—Click Here.
Leading Catholic NFL Figure Calls It Quits
January 12, 2016
“For now,” says NY Giants coach Tom Coughlin, a devout Catholic and stand-up guy, widely admired…. Read More>>
A New YouTube Star, a Big Catholic Too…
January 12, 2016
Pope to do a monthly prayer video…. Read More>>
Supreme Court Justice Scalia Drops a Bombshell on Issue of Religion vs Government
January 12, 2016
Known for delivering great speeches, Antonin Scalia this time spoke at a noted Catholic high school graduation. He did not disappoint, making clear that the U.S. Constitution mandates freedom of religion, but not freedom from religion.
Scalia gave the remarks on Saturday at the Archbishop Rummel [Catholic] High School in a suburb of New Orleans.
Baby Left in NYC Manger; Parisioners Seek to Adopt
December 29, 2015
Catholic New Yorkers Pony Up, Once Again. It’s a story repeated every day, with variations of course, in parishes all over America–still the most generous people on earth. This one definitely has a Christmas feel!…
Is Your Company Next, Fellow Catholic?
December 29, 2015
Carefully think through your strategy. Hint: Write nothing down. Your soul and your conscience are inviolate. Reuter’s reported that a Boston-area Roman Catholic girls’ high school violated a gay man’s rights when it revoked an offer for him to work as director of food services after he revealed on a form that he was married to another man, a state court has ruled.
Still Considering Your New Year’s Resolution? Make It A Mercy Resolution
It’s that time again. Time to deal with the commercials persuading us to start a healthy diet and join a gym so we can get in-shape and lose weight… or time to invest in an opportunity that will make us more money, build self-confidence, make more friends outside of Facebook – all in an effort to become happier.
Beautiful Gift for God and Man… in Syria… amid the Chaos
December 29, 2015
Catholics in Syria live and lead by example. There is no other option for them. And by their example we can see our own lives with fresh eyes. How are we living for Christ, today, in our families and workplace and business practices?
Christianity & Islam: Are We At War?
December 29, 2015
There are a couple of things that we have to understand at the very outset. The world for Muslims is divided into two parts. First, the land of the people of Islam. Islam means being submitted. So, the land where people are submitted to God. Second, the people or the land or war. If a country has not submitted to Sharia, the law of God as revealed in the Qura
Make your Advent Count: The Shepherds
December 19, 2015
And it came to pass, after the angels departed from them into heaven, the shepherds said to one another: Let us go over to Bethlehem and let us see this word that is come to pass, which the Lord hath showed to us. (Luke 2:15)
Make Your Advent Count: The Nativity
December 18, 2015
And it came to pass that when they were there, her days were accomplished that she should be delivered. (Luke 2:6). The hope of such good news from Washington and St. Lucia reminds us of the ultimate Good News – the birth of Christ himself as a man and our way to God through his death and resurrection.
Hollywood Star Is Fed Up
December 18, 2015
Speaking at a major pro-life rally is courageous, in her line of work…. Read More>>
A Tale of Two Crises – German Birth Rates and Syrian Refugees
December 17, 2015
The Population Research Institute (PRI) would never say, “I told you so,” but they’ve been telling the world so for a while now, and the latest news about plummeting birth rates in Germany only makes their persistent alarm all the more prophetic.
The Most Courageous Entrepreneurs in the World
December 17, 2015
They’re Catholics….and they’ve opened a new Catholic university in Iraq as a way to fight back against ISIS.
Make Your Advent Count: The Stable and Manger
December 17, 2015
…and laid him in a manger: because there was no room for them in the inn. (Luke 2:7) It is with this same sense of renewal that Catholics come to the manger – the stable where Christ was born more than 2,000 years ago. While not ideal, the stable was the first room in which our Savior lived when he came to earth, as 20th century Catholic Italian writer Giovanni Papini notes.
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