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The Archdiocese, that is. Whispers on the Loggia has a post on the subject, reflecting on a NYTimes article. I don’t think the logistical/administrative situation is as dire as Rocco suggests. As some commentors on his post point out, post-War situations have left Church organizations in much more damaged situations. Further, reading the posts at…

A Catholic researcher is doing a study and invites you to participate: A Catholic researcher is doing a study and would very much appreciate a few minutes of your time to help out: You are invited to participate in an online study examining Catholic and Protestant attitudes toward integrating religious faith and counseling. The study…

A lovely story about a Methodist minister in KY who’s recently crossed the Tiber – For Allen, conversion was an eight-year process of study, prayer and reflection. It began in about 1997 with Graham Greene, a British novelist whose books Allen devoured. The writer "was kind of a tortured Catholic, and there were very strong…

From Sherry Weddell of the Catherine of Siena Institute: Apparently, one of the great Catholics of New Orleans is still looking out for her own. One of the orphanages that Margaret Haughery, the amazing illiterate Irish orphan and widow, who turned out to be a business genius and made a fortune which she used to…
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