Archive for October 19, 2005
Pre-natal testing: weeding out society's undesirables?
Former Washington Post writer Patricia E. Bauer summed up the rarely-discussed pre-natal testing issue well with the headline of her... Read more
Denver couple launches ‘Prayer for Priests’ program
As the Catholic priesthood--wracked with sexual scandal and debate over the nature of the vocation--faces criticism from many in both... Read more
Pope Benedict picks a layman as new coordinator of his official trips
The layman Alberto Gasbarri, administrative and technical director of Vatican Radio, is the new person in charge of organizing the... Read more
Pope will attend the premiere of miniseries from CBS on Pope John Paul II
The TV channel CBS confirmed that Pope Benedict XVI will attend the preview of the new television miniseries on the... Read more
Alternative embryonic stem-cell procedures miss the mark, say Christian doctors
The United States’ largest association of faith-based physicians says two recently reported developments in embryonic stem-cell research, purportedly designed to... Read more
Conference to discuss developments for Latin mass under Pope Benedict XVI
A three-day conference next month will discuss issues related to the traditional Latin Mass under the papacy of Benedict XVI. Read more
Cardinal Cassidy's book to mark 40 years of ecumenism
Jewish, Catholic and political leaders gathered at the Great Synagogue in Sydney today to mark the 40th anniversary of Nostra... Read more
Mexican bishop calls on faithful to tithe
Bishop Rafael Romo Muñoz of Tijuana, Mexico, called on the faithful this week to actively participate in the diocesan tithing... Read more
Bishop prays to Lord of the Miracles for Peru to rediscover its Christian roots
During the annual veneration of a statue of the Crucified Christ, known as the Lord of the Miracles, the most... Read more
Leaders denounce new wave of repression in Cuba against dissidents
The Nuevo Herald of Miami is denouncing a new crackdown on dissidents by the Cuban government, pointing to the recent... Read more
