At a dialogue on labor and the environment in Appalachia, Bishop Mark Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, lent his support to union-led boycotts to “foster a more just economy, more humane world.”
At a dialogue on labor and the environment in Appalachia, Bishop Mark Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, lent his support to union-led boycotts to “foster a more just economy, more humane world.”
At its Justice Reimagined Awards and Celebration, the Catholic Mobilizing Network honored journalist Elizabeth Bruenig and Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul Coakley for their anti-death-penalty
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Read moreThe Nov 1 matchup in Rome between Villanova and Notre Dame will open the NCAA men's and women's basketball seasons The congregations that founded and run the two...
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