Twenty Catholic and evangelical Protestant scholars share their understanding of the creedal marks of the Church.

Catholic Charities has spent more than a century caring for Wisconsin’s poor — but a state court says that work isn’t “religious” unless it involves preaching or proselytizing.

The infinite value of Christian charity took center stage at the Supreme Court Monday morning as the justices heard oral argument in Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor and Industry ...

this case involves a Catholic organization that seeks a religious exemption from a state law — in this case, Wisconsin’s law requiring most employers to pay taxes that fund unemployment ...

“It’s kind of a big question,” Justice Amy Coney Barrett said when a lawyer for the Catholic Church encouraged the justices to think about “what is religion.” That theological question ...

So what counts as an organization that is operated “primarily” for religious purposes? Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc. says it falls under the exemption. (For clarity’s sake, I’ll refer to ...

New restrictions from China’s United Front ban foreign clergy from presiding over religious activities for Chinese people without the invitation of the Chinese government, severely limiting ...

In an earlier ruling, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that the groups, which operate under the authority of the Catholic Charities Bureau of the Diocese of Superior weren't religious enough to ...

The second, and even more significant, move toward reverence was turning ad orientem, that is, the priest at the altar facing ...

HAZLETON, Pa. — The No. 11 Scranton Prep boy's basketball team lost a close contest, 51-47 to Berks Catholic in the 2nd round of the PIAA Boy's Basketball championships. The Cavs trailing by ...

But in the second half, those opportunities for points dried up as North Catholic locked down on the defensive end holding Blackhawk to just one shot from long range and four total shots from the ...