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LOCAL NEWS

Denver LE - University of Colardo - Denver creates trading floor to train students

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A new business center at the University of Colorado-Denver is devoted to giving students a hands-on education in commodities through a trading floor that is the only one of its kind in the entire world.

U.S.

Outbursts, surly silence from 9/11 defendants in courtroom

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Five suspects believed responsible for initiating the 9/11 terrorist attacks made one of their first public appearances in five years in court at Guantanamo Bay. The courtroom was bathed in surly ...

EUROPE

Socialist François Hollande elected president of France

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

In France, left-wing candidate François Hollande has defeated incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy in the weekend's runoff. Hollande has become the first Socialist to win a presidential election since ...

MARRIAGE & FAMILY

Gay marriage taking over the coasts, threatens heartland

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The fringes of the nation are where gay marriage is most likely to gain legislative acceptance. However, middle America remains firmly against the erosion of the sacred institution. A new map ...

CELEBRITY

George Lindsey, Goober on 'The Andy Griffith Show,' dies at 83

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

George Lindsey, who starred as Goober on "The Andy Griffith Show," has died at the golden age of 83 on early Sunday morning.

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Japan to overtake China when it comes to buying U.S. debt

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Japan suffered more than any nation had a right to bear last year, when a 9.0 earthquake struck off the coast of Japan last March and sent a tsunami crashing into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear ...

LOCAL NEWS

Denver LE - Fighting to keep homeless shelter open

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Roughly 200 homeless-shelter beds in Denver that were scheduled to close will remain open due to a proposal to ban urban camping.

U.S.

Ashley Judd Video Mocks Abortion, Santorum: Women of Virtue Needed

by Jennifer Hartline

The stars of the "choice" universe have gone way beyond their worn-out euphemisms and are now embracing shameless mockery.  Ashley Judd and crew have made a video that mocks the ...

ASIA PACIFIC

Papua New Guinea schoolgirls face sexual harassment

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The Pacific Island nation of Papua New Guinea is applying itself towards greater gender equality, and creating more opportunities for women and girls. Literacy and education are a way to achieve ...

LIVING FAITH

The Old, Old, Story: Fr Dwight Longenecker on Authentic Evangelization

by Fr. Dwight Longenecker

Through video, radio, internet, blogs, e-books and publishing on demand the world is opening up to the proclamation of the gospel as never before. What is needed now is an army of enthusiastic, ...

U.S.

The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis Comes to the Stage in Norfolk, Virginia

by Deacon Keith Fournier

Max McLean told me he was convinced that this CS Lewis masterpiece was "so brilliant and so consistent" in presenting a "morally inverted universe"  that he knew it had to performed ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Consumer spending softens economic slowdown

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A rise in consumer spending has softened the blow of a slowing U.S. economy in the first quarter of 2012. The Commerce Department reported this week that gross domestic product expanded at an ...

LOCAL NEWS

Denver LE - Denver Broncos to use Apple's iPad as playbook for next season

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The 120 players, coaches, and other staff of the NFL Denver Broncos will each have an Apple iPad to use as a digital playbook for the 2012 season.

U.S.

Eight U.S. troops die after sampling Afghanistan's deadliest crop, Opium

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Afghanistan is notorious for producing the deadly poppy that produces opiates that are turned into illicit drugs such as heroin and morphine. Now, some U.S. troops have paid a high price for ...

LIVING FAITH

Vatican Congregation for the Clergy: God Stands Before Us and Invites Us to Touch Him

by Congregation for the Clergy

God stands before us and invites us to touch Him.  God does not set conditions for us; He does not call for a special 'work' or a special 'space' in order for us to meet Him.  Rather God ...

AFRICA

Sudanese aircraft pummel South Sudan

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Tensions between the two neighboring African nations of Sudan and South Sudan have reached a broiling point as Sudanese aircraft have renewed bombings across the border. Targets across Unity ...

TELEVISION

Actor who played TV vampire 'Barnabas Collins' dies

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The mythical blood-sucking vampire is supposed to be immortal. It still came as a bit of a shock to learn that TV vampire Jonathan Frid, who played Barnabas Collins on the Gothic soap opera "Dark ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

U.S. Airways moves to merge with American Airlines

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

U.S. Airways has filed papers to begin a merger with American Airlines. U.S. Airways CEO Doug Parker is quick to say that an earlier report that said an agreement between the two airlines had ...

LOCAL NEWS

Denver LE - Artist creates portrait of George Zimmerman

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A Colorado artist created a portrait of George Zimmerman, the man charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Florida.

U.S.

Farrakhan speech - Jesus was black, Mary was Egyptian, and brothers ain't shooting no blanks.

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Louis Farrakhan, leader of the Nation of Islam, has captured attention once again with fresh racist rhetoric. In an inflammatory speech delivered at Jefferson Street Missionary Baptist Church in ...

EUROPE

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you POPE BENEDICT!

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BENEDICT! Today is Pope Benedict XVI's 85th birthday. Thursday will also mark the seventh anniversary of his election to the papacy.

LIVING FAITH

Divine Mercy: The Happy Priest Reflects on the Wounds of Jesus and Our Wounds

by Fr. James Farfaglia

Many call Thomas the doubting Thomas. All of the Apostles doubted.  All of the Apostles ran away and abandoned Jesus.  In reality, he is not the doubting ...

MUSIC

Bee Gee Robin Gibb in coma, reported near death

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Bee Gee Robin Gibb is in a coma, after battling pneumonia. His family are keeping a close vigil on the musician, who is reported near death. Gibb is reportedly in a private hospital in London.

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

US economy, two out of three ain't bad?

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Claims for jobless benefits are on the rise while the trade deficit has decreased and inflation has remained flat. That's good news for most in two out of three economic reports released by the ...

LOCAL NEWS

New CHL hockey team to be unveiled tomorrow

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Starting at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Denver Coliseum, a brand new hockey team for the city will be revealed.

U.S.

The Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter Keeps Busy During Holy Week and Easter

by Randy Sly

"The journey to full communion, for both individuals and groups of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, seems not to be unlike [the journey of Moses and the Chosen People in their journey ...

EUROPE

Pope calls for end of violence in Syria in Easter message

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Pope Benedict XVI in his Easter message called for an end to violence in Syria. He also called for a renewed peace effort in the Middle East. The pope delivered his annual Easter Mass message ...

LIVING FAITH

Archbishop Dolan - Obama policy 'intruding into the life of faith.'

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Cardinal Timothy Dolan boldly stated that Obama's contraception policy is "intruding into the life of faith," during an interview on CBS News' Face The Nation.

CELEBRITY

60 Minutes' Mike Wallace dies at 93

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

"I've often replied, when asked, 'I'll retire when my toes turn up,'" 60 Minutes' fiercely tenacious newsman Mike Wallace once declared. "Well, they're just beginning to curl a little, which ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Geithner acknowledges runaway federal spending is a problem

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Treasure Secretary Timothy Geithner is calling the government's long-term fiscal commitments "unsustainable" and is calling for the government to take a balanced approach to addressing the issue. 

LOCAL NEWS

Colorado energy company to pay fines for air quality violations

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A Colorado energy company has settled to pay more than $2 million in fines for air quality violations.

U.S.

President Obama Makes Video Vowing to Protect Planned Parenthood

by Jennifer Hartline

Our current President has made his position crystal clear and has demonstrated time and time again that he will always defend Planned Parenthood; he will always defend abortion-on-demand, without ...

AFRICA

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood to field own presidential candidate

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has announced that it will field its own presidential candidate. The announcement reverses an earlier decision. The ultra-conservative Muslim Brotherhood is already in ...

HOME & FOOD

Antioxidants - Popcorn is good for you!

by Taylor Wilkerson

Popcorn is one of the top guilty food pleasures today and is, for most people, the highlight of going to the movie theater. As soon as the tickets are bought, moviegoers make a bee-line for the ...

MOVIES

OCTOBER BABY: A Box Office Winner is Born

OCTOBER BABY had the third highest per-screen average and closed at No. 8 in the nation for its opening weekend competing against The Hunger Games - one of the most successful Hollywood blockbuster ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Party's over for tribal casino in Connecticut

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Times once ran high for the Pequot tribe in Connecticut. Establishing the Foxwoods Casino on their tiny patch of reservation, tribesmen prospered, many earning an annual income of $100,000. This ...

LOCAL NEWS

March to protest the death of Trayvon Martin.

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A march will be presented at Civic Center Park, to protest the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Martin was shot to death in Florida on Feb. 26.

U.S.

A happy story of redemption - Modern Jean Valjean has day in court

by Marshall Connolly (Catholic Online)

A California judge has sentenced a man who fired two shots at police officers to one year in county jail and probation; this after the man skipped bail and fled to Africa. Prosecutors had asked for a ...

EUROPE

Spanish teenager who tried to flee prostitution marked with degrading 'barcode' tattoo

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Prostitution is the degrading practice of a human being offering sexual services for money. Many young women and girls with no place to go around the world are often forced into prostitution in ...

LIVING FAITH

Catholic Online iReport - Allentown, PA rallies for Religious Freedom

by Carolee Gifford (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

"It's terrible! It has to be rescinded!" said Sister Josanne Huber, M.S.C., commenting on the healthcare mandate thousands and thousands protested at noon, Friday, at federal buildings all over ...

BOOKS

Muslim 'marriage manual' offers tips on wife beating

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A book entitled "A Gift for the Muslim Couple" is a purported marriage manual that offers helpful advice on wife beating. Within the book's opening pages, there is a passage that reads that "it ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Dartmouth president named as surprise choice to lead World Bank

by Greg Goodsell

United States President Barack Obama has named the president of Dartmouth College, Jim Yong Kim as its nominee to lead the World Bank. Kim has now become the frontrunner to lead the multinational ...

LOCAL NEWS

Arguments to oppose Colorado's concealed firearm law

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Going before a federal appeals court is a challenge to Colorado's law that allows concealed gun permits for residents only.

U.S.

United for Religious Freedom: US Bishops Unified Statement

by Catholic Online

Most importantly of all, we call upon the Catholic faithful, and all people of faith, throughout our country to join us in prayer and penance for our leaders and for the complete protection of our ...

EUROPE

Gun used in French school shooting was used in previous attacks

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The gun used to kill four people at the Ozar Hatorah School in Toulouse, France was used previously in attacks against French paratroopers last week, authorities say. The gunman opened fire upon ...

AMERICAS

Bishop Gerald Kicanas on the Papal Visit - Reaching out to our Cuban Neighbors

by Bishop Gerald Kicanas, Chair, Catholic Relief Services’ Board of Directors

Later this month, I have the privilege of traveling with several other brother bishops from the United States to join our Holy Father on his visit to Cuba. Pope Benedict XVI follows in the footsteps ...

BOOKS

Book Review: 'Indivisible' is a Book for Our Time and A Call to Christian Collaboration

by Randy Sly

"I read this book from cover to cover, in one sitting, in awe of what God was up to in these pages. INDIVISIBLE builds a sure bridge of faith and reason over which our country can walk, from our ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Apple to put billions in money to work

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Following their massive iPod, iPhone, iPad and Macintosh sales, Apple has announced plans for much of the $97.6 billion in cash it has since accumulated. Apple said it would begin giving ...

LOCAL NEWS

Overdose reporting proposal cleared by Colorado Legislature

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Colorado Legislature has cleared a proposal that encourages drug users to report overdoses.

U.S.

Anti-Christian Attacks Continue: More Mindless Hate Mongering in the Media

by Michael Terheyden

According to Larry Doyle of The Huffington Post, the Catholic Church conducts barbaric rituals; its priests wear black robes and cast spells; its devotees eat Jesus meat in a cannibalistic ...

ASIA PACIFIC

U.S. soldier goes on shooting spree, kills 16 Afghans

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Sixteen Afghan civilians have been shot dead in their homes by a US soldier in a pre-dawn attack. The victims include three women and nine children. Afghan President Hamid Karzai has vociferously ...

HOME & FOOD

The disgusting product you're inadvertently feeding your kids

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Kids who turn their noses up at the school lunch may actually have a good reason why. Despite every assurance that school lunches are as nutritious and healthy as possible for our kids, school ...

MOVIES

Filmmakers of the world turn their camera towards the Arab Spring

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Journalists of the world have all risen to the challenge to document a way of life in a part of the world that is being irrevocably changed. While some feel the Arab Spring has turned into a ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

More and more U.S. church buildings being foreclosed upon

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Banks are now foreclosing on more and more U.S. churches in record numbers. Lenders are increasingly losing patience with religious facilities that have defaulted on their mortgages. The recent ...

LOCAL NEWS

Supreme Court in favor of students carrying licensed concealed weapons

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The Colorado Supreme Court eliminated the University of Colorado's campus gun ban, saying that the CU Board of Regents went to far in blocking students from carrying licensed weapons that are concealed.

U.S.

The high stakes of the Obama Netanyahu talks

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The near-term fate of Iran's nuclear sites may hang on the results of talks taking place now at the White House. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting with President Barack Obama as ...

ASIA PACIFIC

Suicides among young females epidemic in Kashmir

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Suicide rates in Kashmir were negligible before the insurgency of 1989. Since then, there has been a very noticeable uptick in suicides in the past 21 years. Researchers at Kashmir's sole ...

LIVING FAITH

Catholic Social Doctrine: A Reflection on the Kingdom of God and His Christ

by Andrew M. Greenwell, Esq.

The Kingdom of God is a strange kingdom whose king finds his earthly manifestation not on a throne, with gold crown, and lush raiment.  What kind of king is it ...

MOVIES

Filmmakers of the world turn their camera towards the Arab Spring

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Journalists of the world have all risen to the challenge to document a way of life in a part of the world that is being irrevocably changed. While some feel the Arab Spring has turned into a ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

One in four homes was in foreclosure, RealtyTrac says

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

As a reminder of the bleak U.S. housing market, RealtyTrac reports that homes in some stage of foreclosure accounted for nearly one in four homes sales during the fourth quarter.

LOCAL NEWS

Colorado requesting roadless rule

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

According to the Denver Post, the Obama Administration will decide in March between a state rule and a national rule.

LOCAL NEWS

Marijuana dispensaries to move away from schools or close down

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

About two dozen marijuana dispensaries are being warned to moved or be closed down by the top federal lawyer in Colorado.

U.S.

What's Really Despicable? Rick Ungar, Obamacare, and Rick Santorum

by Jennifer Hartline

Last week Forbes' contributor Rick Ungar indignantly labeled Rick Santorum a "despicable human being" for saying that Obamacare will result in rationed care based on usefulness and not on the dignity ...

MIDDLE EAST

Syrian activist tells NBC News of torture, deprivation

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

In a harrowing interview with NBC News, an anti-Syrian government activist told of the weeks he spent in torture chamber. A merchant from Jisr al-Shughour in Syria's northern Idlib, 25-year-old ...

MARRIAGE & FAMILY

Homosexual and Lesbian Relationships as Marriage in Maryland?

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Homosexual and Lesbian unions are on the road to being given the legal equivalency of marriage in the State of Maryland after the legislature gave its final approval to a bill. It ...

MOVIES

ACT OF VALOR - The Directors Speak Out

by Mike Parker

What went into creating the newly release film, "Act of Valor?" Veteran writer and film critic Mike Parker talks with the movie's co-directors Mike "Mouse" McCoy and Scott Waugh.

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Apple tops in retail per square foot

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

According to research company RetailSails, Apple is head and shoulders above all other physical, brick-and-mortar stores - per square feet. The company judges the health of a store is annual ...

U.S.

'American Humanist Association' sets up scholarship fund for atheist student

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A high school student who voiced her opposition to a banner at her Rhode Island high school now has a Web site dedicated to raising money for her college. Sixteen-year-old Jessica Ahlquist said ...

AFRICA

HIV diagnosis for infants to be made available in rural Kenya

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Students at Kenya's Strathmore University since 2001 have been developing and refining software for infant HIV diagnosis. The software has been implemented in 75 health center in the must rural ...

HOME & FOOD

Overweight and unhappy? Here's a good reason why...

by Marshall Connolly (Catholic Online)

One in five American breakfasts now come from McDonald's. Half of all meals are eaten outside of the home, and nearly all family meals are consumed with each member of the household eating a ...

MUSIC

Paul McCartney gets star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

All things come to those who wait. Paul McCartney, one of two surviving members of the Fab Four has finally been blessed with his own star along the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Several hundred ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

General Motors reports record profits, but much work remains to be done

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

General Motors posted flat fourth-quarter income this week but still managed to haul in $7.6 billion worth in profits last year, up 62 percent from the prior year. The fourth quarter is the ...

LOCAL NEWS

Denver among the top for IT jobs

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Denver ranks among the top for tech jobs.

U.S.

I Choose No Contraception, so Why am I Paying For It? This is Really a Mandate Against Life

by Jennifer Hartline

Caring for a pregnant woman is expensive.  Caring for children is even more expensive.  Preventing their existence is cheap.  Destroying them in the womb is a money-saving act in the ...

AMERICAS

Mystery illness killing thousands of Latin Americans, spreading fast

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A silent, mysterious killer that has already claimed tens of thousands of lives in the past decade is stalking the manual laborers of Central America. At least one in four Central American men are ...

MARRIAGE & FAMILY

Abp. Dolan: Obama needs to 'back out of intruding into the internal life of a church'

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan came to the South Bronx to bless a library. He offered no blessings for President Barack Obama, who wants Catholic institutions to pay for birth control, the ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

49 states accept $25 billion foreclosure-abuse settlement

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Forty-nine states have accepted a $25 billion foreclosure-abuse settlement with the five largest mortgage lenders. While coming as welcome news to many, primarily those "underwater" in their ...

MARRIAGE & FAMILY

Abp. Dolan: Obama needs to 'back out of intruding into the internal life of a church'

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan came to the South Bronx to bless a library. He offered no blessings for President Barack Obama, who wants Catholic institutions to pay for birth control, the ...

LOCAL NEWS

Enforced snow shoveling rule

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

On Monday, city inspectors will be out in business districts to make sure areas with heavy traffic flow are shoveled.

U.S.

Doug Kmiec Writes President Obama: 'Friendship Will Not Permit Me to Disregard Duty to Faith and Country'

by Deacon Keith A. Fournier

Doug Kmiec convinced many Catholics to elect President Barack Obama and received an ambassadorship to Malta. He also became a lightning rod in the Catholic community and beyond. I have not heard ...

MIDDLE EAST

Double veto from Russia, China sink Syrian sanctions

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

An effort from the United nations Security Council to slap Syria with sanctions collapsed amidst bad feelings when both Russia and Chine rejected the proposals with a double veto. The breakdown ...

LIVING FAITH

The Happy Priest: Jesus Gives Meaning to Human Suffering

by Fr. James Farfaglia

Jesus does not take away human suffering; rather he transforms it and gives it new meaning. In his book Compassion, Henri Nouwen, no stranger to sorrow and pain,  expresses this idea with ...

MUSIC

'Soul Train's' Don Cornelius commits suicide with self-inflicted gunshot wound

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Don Cornelius, the creator and host of the long-running TV dance show "Soul Train," apparently committed suicide by way of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Cornelius, 75 was discovered at ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

New Sony CEO pledges comback

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

When Kazuo Hirai, who at 51 is Sony's youngest chief executive, takes over in April from Howard Stringer, he has some daunting tasks in order to bring the company up to speed. Japan's ailing ...

LOCAL NEWS

English Language Academy increases diversity at UC Denver

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The University of Colorado Denver launched an English language academy that is meant to gain more diversity in student population and to support international students. Starting last week, the ...

U.S.

'Joe Kennedy helped his son,' Gingrich funder says

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson who is bankrolling Newt Gingrich's super PAC to the tune of $10 million, says he isn't trying to "buy" a presidency. Adelson says he's just following in ...

EUROPE

Portugal's black market goes mainstream

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

It's tough times for businesses in Portugal. As the government struggles to keep its economy afloat, it has raised taxes and imposed austerity measures that have hit the middle and lower classes very ...

LIVING FAITH

Catholic Social Teaching: The Recovery of Leisure and the Concept of Total Work

by Andrew M. Greenwell, Esq.

The Compendium teaches that, as the untiring God rested after creating the world, so men and women who are created in His image (but who tire) must ...

CELEBRITY

'Sweathog' Robert Hegyes dies from heart attack

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Long before Bart Simpson, the "sweathogs" on TV's "Welcome Back Kotter" were under-acheivers, and proud of it ma-an. That Seventies TV show focused on a class of likable would-be dropouts in an ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

American economy enjoys modest growth

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

The U.S. economy ended a disappointing year with only modestly stronger growth. 2011 was still far less than what was hoped for by many analysts. The nation's gross domestic product, or GDP, the ...

U.S.

Former colleagues give Herman Cain highest marks

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Former colleagues of Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain who worked with him while he served in an honorary capacity with the Federal Reserve, give him very high marks.

LOCAL NEWS

GE to bring more jobs to Colorado

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Governor John Hickenlooper announced Thursday that General Electric is going to build a $300 million solar panel plant in Colorado.

U.S.

Labor unions to join Occupy Wall Street

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Multiple labor unions have endorsed the two-week old Occupy Wall Street movement and plan to join the protesters in New York on Wednesday.

U.S.

US Bishops Defend the Freedom of Religion in the Face of Growing Threats

by USCCB

US Catholic Bishops have taken a strong  action to teach and shape public policy in the face of accelerating threats against religious freedom. Archbishop Timothy Dolan named Bishop William ...

HEALTH

On the bright side: Less drinking money, less DUIs

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Here's a new way at looking at things. There's little good to be had with the U.S. economic downturn - with the exception that with less discretionary money, far fewer people are getting drunk ...

LOCAL NEWS

Secretary of State sues to stop ballots

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Denver's top election official, Deborah Johnson, says it is her duty to mail ballots for November's election to every voter including those who have not voted in recent elections. However, Colorado ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Bank of America has declared war--on America

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Bank of America has lost money from a cap on fees that they can charge retailers. Now they're coming after you to make up the difference.

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Jobless claims fall - but U.S. not out of the woods yet

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

There was a substantial drop-off in jobless claims in the U.S. last week -- claims tumbled to 391,000, down 37,000 from a revised 428,000 in the previous week and below the key 400,000 mark. ...

U.S.

Scientists discover world with two suns, like 'Star Wars'

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

In the original 1977 "Star Wars," Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) looks across the horizon of his native world Tatooine to see two suns setting. A classic scene accomplished with a simple double ...

U.S.

Seed of the US Ordinariate Begins to Sprout: Here Come those Groups of Anglicans

by Deacon Keith Fournier

Into a world that is fractured, divided, wounded, filled with "sides" and "camps" at enmity with one another, the Church is called to proclaim, by both word and deed, the unifying love of a living ...

U.S.

Full Tilt Poker busted--for bluffing players

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

On Tuesday, federal prosecutors accused the executives of Full Tilt Poker, an online poker site, of running a Ponzi scheme and stealing more than $440 million in gambler's winnings. They allege the ...

U.S.

On the Road to 2012: An Exclusive Interview with Karen Santorum

by Jennifer Hartline

Karen Santorum is warm, gracious, completely genuine, down-to-earth, immensely likable, and filled with a spirit of love.  She and her husband, Senator Rick Santorum, both possess the inner ...

AFRICA

Khadafi loyalist strongholds mount strong defense

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Anti-Khadafi rebels have bombarded the loyalist strongholds of Bani Walid and Sirte in what is seen as the final military move against the Khadafi regime. However, die-hard loyalists aren't going ...

HEALTH

Women's cancer: Like six jumbo jets crashing every day

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

Cancer may be killing more women in developing countries than childbirth. A new study shows that while childbirth is becoming safer, cancer is spreading among women, especially breast and cervical ...

HEALTH

CDC officials warn parents to get flu shots for children

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns parents to vaccinate their children against the flu. The report shows that of the 115 children who died of flu-related ...

MOVIES

The Spiritual Warfare of a Hollywood Director

by Stanley D. Williams, Ph.D.

"I always intended the title, WARRIOR, to be about spiritual warfare, and warrior lives outside of the cage. The intention of the title was never about guys ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Lenders speeding up foreclosures after year of delays

by Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)

After delays, appeals and sob stories, mortgage lenders sent out default notices to delinquent U.S. homeowners a whopping 33 percent in August. Those figures were considerably higher than the ones in ...

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