Women Church World says religious sisters have been silenced for years for fear of retaliation if they report those who molested them.
Religion and Values
In Panama City, Pope Francis calls for ‘culture of greater transparency’ among public officials
As much as 1 percent of Panama’s gross domestic product is said to have been lost to various corruption schemes during Ricardo Martinelli’s presidency.
Pope Francis: Fear of migration ‘makes us crazy’
The pontiff is starting his Central American trip in Panama.
Women striving for greater roles in religions
Social media is a big catalyst in boosting activism and forging solidarity.
U.S. Catholics losing faith in clergy’s honesty
A new Gallup poll shows that fewer than a third of them rate clergy honesty as ‘high.’
‘McJesus’ sculpture outrages Israel’s Christians
An art exhibit featuring a crucified Ronald McDonald has sparked protests by the country’s Arab Christian minority.
Some accused priests on Jesuits’ list played key roles at Cheverus
The eight with ties to Maine include one who was the high school’s athletic director and one who was its president.
For new priest, a year of ‘firsts’ culminates with Christmas Eve Mass
Before about 50 people at St. Christopher Parish on Peaks Island, the Rev. Kevin Upham sets out ‘to bring the message of joy and unconditional love of Christ.’
Biblical city of Bethlehem boasts largest Christmas in years
The city is hosting what an official calls an ‘astounding’ 10,000 tourists.
Newborn’s death tests Lewiston Salvation Army pastor’s faith
But the experience helps her minister to women who have lost children or are going through a similar experience.