Lisa McNair has written a book of letters to her older sister, Denise McNair, who was killed in the Sept. 15, 1963 bombing that killed four girls at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church.

And apparently the 15 orders of Catholic sisters who placed full page ads in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel July 3 lamenting ...

It might even mistakenly imply that separated church bodieseven those that have not preserved a valid episcopate and Eucharistmight inappropriately be designated as a sister church, a mistake that ...

But the deeper question, the harder sell, is to think about new models of church; yes, even the Catholic Church, without a Pope or anyone else on top, a Church where all are welcome and involved. This ...

Sister Jeannine Gramick, co-founder of New Ways Ministry, has a 50-year record of dissent from Church doctrine on homosexuality, women’s ordination and abortion. A Service of EWTN News, Inc.

Letter writer: I think it is fair to say that religious women have, by and large, been the most faithful group in the church to follow the New Commandment which Jesus issued, “to love God and ...

When Loretto Sister Jeannine Gramick began her ministry to gay and lesbian Catholics 50 years ago, she likely never imagined she would be exchanging letters with a pope. But that’s what happened.

AMY GOODMAN: For the first time in the history of the Roman Catholic Church, the pope has addressed a letter to the entire population of 1.2 billion Catholics on the topic of sex abuse by the ...

Lisa McNair's book is in the form of 40 letters to her sister, Denise McNair, one of four little girls who died in a 1963 Birmingham church bombing.

That’s because McNair spoke last week in the 16th Street Baptist Church, where her sister was one of four girls killed in the Sept. 15, 1963, bombing of the landmark church, which was a cradle ...