A FORMER garda reservist has been spared a criminal record for punching his eight-year-old daughter “in the heart” after they talked about getting a bouncy castle for her first Communion party.

A FORMER garda reservist has been spared a criminal record for punching his eight-year-old daughter “in the heart” after they talked about getting a bouncy castle for her first Communion party.

The state of the neo-conservative party in the Catholic Church and its ... When it is gathered for the Eucharist and before receiving Holy Communion, individuals must examine their consciences ...

From modest beginnings in a town on the outskirts of Poland’s capital, Krakow ... In 1929, when he was almost 9, his mother died of a kidney ailment. He made his first Holy Communion the same month ...

It turns out there's nothing miraculous about red marks found on a communion host at a Catholic church in Indiana. The ...

For Catholics: As Catholics, we fully participate in the celebration of the Eucharist when we receive Holy Communion. In order to be properly disposed to receive communion, participants should not ...

When we receive our Lord in holy Communion, we should receive him in the way we encounter a loved one: with reverence, care, gentleness and humility. For in the holy Eucharist, the Catechism of ...

A new far-right party called KOBRA is taking shape in Poland as a challenge to the nationalist Konfederacja party, reports Polish daily „Rzeczpospolita.” On the left Janusz Korwin-Mikke.

he hosted a farewell party. His daughter, Bibi Brzozka, documented the emotional event, sharing a video that has since gone viral. In Poland, it is customary to hold a gathering called "stypa ...

The breakfast has become a tradition that the Irish community of Hampden and Hampshire Counties await every year leading up ...

Mumford & Sons will release their fifth studio album and first in seven years, “Rushmere." The album grapples with weighty ...

Holy Toledo! Voters' views of the Democrats in Congress among all voters, 'disapprove,' 68 percent. And look at the 'approve' ...