Archive for February 19, 2004

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John Paul II exhorts French to live and pass on the faith daily

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Scientific rigor and Christian ethics to avoid aberrations, Pope suggests

Pope John Paul II said today that combining scientific rigor with the demands of anthropology and Christian ethics guarantees respect... Read more

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EWTN to air live Town Hall meeting on the report on clerical sexual abuse in the U.S.

The EWTN Global Catholic Network will air a live Town Hall Meeting on the report by the National Review Board... Read more

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More screens added for The Passion of the Christ

The demand for showings of The Passion of The Christ is so great that 4,000 prints of the film are... Read more

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Portuguese public official calls adoption of children by homosexuals “perversion”

A Portuguese government official in charge of a committee implementing the country’s new law on adoption said that homosexuality is... Read more

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Pro-lifers denounce campaign to promote “morning after pill” in Honduras

The Pro-Life Committee of Honduras is denouncing a campaign launched by the Ministry of Health to promote the distribution of... Read more

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Parental notification law may be put on election ballot

A group of Republican lawmakers wants to put the question of parental notification on the election ballot this November. The... Read more

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Credit: Panelists at the 2024 International Religious Freedom (IRF) Summit on Jan. 30-31, 2024 at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. Credit: IRF Summit.

International Religious Freedom Summit offers program for college students 

Jesus and the disciples during Season 4 of "The Chosen."

'The Chosen’ announces Season 5 theatrical release, new trailer

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