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Well, now here’s an interesting insight into Hillary Clinton’s popularity among Catholics. It’s all because of the most powerful and influential force in the lives of many middle-aged Catholics. I’m speaking, of course, of nuns. From The New York Times today: Hillary Rodham Clinton has run away with the votes of Roman Catholic Democrats in…

An American soldier in eastern Afghanistan, late 2007, following a firefight. This image won the top prize today in the World Press Photo Awards. Photo by Tim Hetherington, for Vanity Fair.

A new push for vocations has been launched in Florida, where parishes have started hanging that great recruitment poster you see on the left. Details on a vocations workshop, from the Florida Catholic: Pope John Paul II’s legacy of an energized youth movement in the church and other factors have come together to create a…

For anyone who’s ever wondered who really rings the bells at Notre-Dame, today’s New York Times has the answer: Stéphane Urbain stood leaning against a heavy wood frame high in the north tower of Notre-Dame, wrapped in a navy blue woolen cape against the wind, as he waited for the bells to sound. Mr. Urbain…
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