to our parish. Then I decided to talk to the Muslims after we got through packing up.

Cunningham has seen the fruit of his efforts among people who respond with interest in the Catholic faith, saying, "We had a guy who came out of prison, he came up and was asking my wife about the Faith, she gave him a Rosary, introduced him to me. I invited him down to the parish."

Sensus Fidelium isn't the only rapidly flourishing channel with traditional Catholic content on YouTube. The channel Callixtus, devoted exclusively to Gregorian chant, with only 111 videos uploaded so far has drawn more than 2,000 subscribers.



Have a news tip? Submit news to our tip line.Law School and Eugene Fidell of Yale Law School — whether they could recall any parallels in the past century. They could come up with only one: John Walker, a U.S. Navy chief warrant officer who, in 1985, sold highly sensitive secrets to the Soviet Union. He was court-martialed and is still serving a life sentence. In another notable case, Samuel Morison, a former Navy intelligence officer, leaked classified photos of Soviet ships, taken by a secret U.S. spy satellite, to a British defence publication. But Morison had left the Navy by that point and was a civilian Defence Department official. A civilian court convicted him under the Espionage Act and sentenced him to two years in prison. Bill Clinton pardoned him on the last day of his