SPENCER, Mass.
By William T. Clew
The first brewery at a Trappist monastery in the United States also gets the first designated "authentic Trappist" ale in America.
Movies recently reviewed by Catholic News Service
"That Awkward Moment," "The Lego Movie," and "The Monuments Men."
By Father Robert Barron
One of the commonest observations made by opponents of religion is that we don’t need God in order to have a coherent and integral morality. Atheists and agnostics are extremely sensitive to the charge that the rejection of God automatically will lead to moral chaos. Consequently, they argue that a robust sense of ethics can be grounded in the consensus of the human community over time or in the intuitions and sensibilities of decent people, etc.
TACLOBAN, Philippines
By Dennis Sadowski
Community members still struggling to rebuild, recover after Typhoon Haiyan
Bellevue priest ministers to Catholic Seahawks
BELLEVUE
By Anna Weaver
Foundation fundraiser in twelfth year of helping Catholic education in Western Washington
WASHINGTON
By Mark Pattison
A recent overruling of FCC anti-blocking and anti-discrimination rules could mean unequal treatment, pricing
MANILA, Philippines
By Simone Orendain
Michael Christian Martinez will be the first skater ever to represent the Philippines in the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, in February 2014.