Archive for August 11, 2004

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Vatican opposes British cloning research

The Vatican reiterated its firm opposition yesterday to human cloning after the British government gave a research team permission to... Read more

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Papal emissary shuts down Austrian seminary

The Austrian seminary that has been embroiled in a child pornography scandal was shut down this morning by Bishop Klaus... Read more

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Bishop Gracida says presidential questionnaire is not useful

Bishop Rene Henry Gracida, the bishop emeritus of the Diocese of Corpus Christi, Texas, published a statement Aug. 10 in... Read more

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Pope names new bishop for Buffalo diocese

The Diocese of Buffalo, located in New York State, will have a new bishop. Pope John Paul has appointed Bishop... Read more

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Pope sends wishes to Olympic Games

Pope John Paul II issued a telegram today to Constantinos Stephanopoulos, president of Greece, on the occasion of the 28th... Read more

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Rock for Life calls for boycott of musicians touring to promote abortion on demand

A pro-life group is challenging a grassroots group that has launched a concert tour in an effort to defeat President... Read more

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Bishop reiterates call to vote “according to conscience” in Venezuelan referendum

Bishop Mario Moronta of San Cristobal, Venezuela, reiterated this week his call to Venezuelans to fulfill their duty to vote... Read more

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Italian Health Minister says abortion is murder

In the midst of a heated debate in Italy concerning the reduction of federal funding for women who have a... Read more

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Spanish Priest launches protest against top-less public swimming pools

The pastor of the Church of San Fernando in Santiago, Spain, Fr. Manuel Cacheda, has launched a campaign to gather... Read more