On July 7, 1865, Mary Surratt was hanged as a conspirator in the assassination of President Lincoln. More
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This Week in Catholic History on Sacred Heart radio
This summer, the Sisters of Charity in the United States celebrate the 200th anniversary of their founding by St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. From education, to social services, to health care, the impact of these women religious on the life of the church and the nation has been immense. More
...Spotlight: American Saints
Oldest Greek Catholic church in US marks 125th
St. Paul's, MN, named national shrine
NY seeks basilican status for Old St. Pat's
...Spotlight: US Basilicas
Scalabrinian archives processed, open to scholars
Cache of historical Church docs discovered at Chicago estate
Obit: Catholic labor leader Henning, 93
Abp. O'Brien opens Bl. Francis Seelos miracle inquiry
Lev on new Dan Brown/Ron Howard pic, Angels and Demons
Catholic sisters history exhibit to tour country; First stop Cincinnati
New book S. Casey, The Making of a Catholic President: Kennedy vs. Nixon 1960
Religion and American Culture Conference, Indianapolis, 6/4–6/7, 2009
New book M. O'Connell, Pilgrims to the Northland: The Archdiocese of St. Paul, 1840-1962
