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/PRNewswire/ -- In his new childrens book, Seven Clues: A Catholic Treasure Hunt, best-selling author and renowned theologian Dr. Scott Hahn teams with noted...

Health P.E.I. says it was a difficult decision to suspend service at the Collaborative Emergency Centre at Western Hospital in Alberton.

Jesus Christ is alive! He has been raised from the dead. He lives now, in and through you and me, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Stepping this into reality involves deciding daily to enter into ...

A £4 million speculative industrial development in East Kilbride has reached completion and is already generating “significant interest”.

The massive Fenian Irish picnic in New York City in July 1865 was described by a New York Times reporter as the "first really great demonstration on the part of the Fenians in this city."

His Eton Mess stunt at No 10 has gone down like a lead balloon with some shoppers.

From April 1878 when Kelly first went on the run until February 1879 when his gang took over a New South Wales town for three days, the bushranger was untouchable. Then the hunt got interesting.

Recent books about Kelly have moved away from portraying the outlaw as a romantic Robin Hood figure and depicted him as a merciless murderer but a new study called Nabbing Ned Kelly goes further.

Matt Fradd joins Crisis Point to talk about practical ways to keep the faith in today's world.

By Regis Martin - Teachers are called to urging their students to climb onto those ancestral shoulders and see the distant shore where truth and beauty beckon.