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Indiana Nun to Become First Saint From U.S. Since 2000

TERRE HAUTE, Indiana – A French-born nun once banished from her U.S. congregation by a bishop will be proclaimed a saint on Sunday, providing a model of virtuous life to America’s Roman Catholics — even if they find themselves at odds with church leaders. Pope Benedict XVI will canonize Blessed …

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Great Scott Cooking: Fall Food Favorites

If you still have some leftovers from Thanksgiving, Great Scott — head chef and owner of Le Petit Chateau in New Jersey — has just the answer! • Sweet Potato Purée with Apple/Banana Cream Ingredients:6 medium sized sweet potatoes 1 med. size onion 1 med. Size banana 10 pieces of …

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Lebanon OKs U.N. Tribunal to Try Suspects in Hariri Assassination

BEIRUT, Lebanon – Lebanon’s political crisis moved toward a new danger point Saturday as the U.S.-backed government approved an international tribunal for suspects in the 2005 assassination of a former prime minister Rafik Hariri despite warnings of mass protests by its opponent Hezbollah. Last-ditch attempts to reach a compromise between …

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