Archive for February 22, 2005
Pope’s new book presented last night
Memory and Identity, Pope John Paul II’s most recent book, was presented yesterday evening at a press conference in Rome's... Read more
Pope addresses crowd through TV, asks to live a Lent of solidarity
Pope John Paul greeted pilgrims gathered at the Vatican this morning over a television link from the library of his... Read more
Court rejects challenge to Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court rejected yesterday a challenge to its landmark decision in Roe v. Wade, the 1973 case that legalized... Read more
Christian doctors urge Supreme Court to rule against assisted suicide
The Supreme Court’s decision to hear the nation’s only assisted suicide law gives it the opportunity to protect patients, preserve... Read more
Taxpayer groups challenge state funding for stem-cell research
Two taxpayer groups filed a petition yesterday in the California Supreme Court, requesting that organizations set up to organize and... Read more
Documentary proves vitality of human life in the womb
A new documentary takes viewers into the mysterious world of pregnancy and demonstrates the fragility of the human life within... Read more
Cuban opposition celebrates Mass for missing dissidents
Members of the opposition to the Castro regime celebrated Mass in Havana this week in memory of all the victims... Read more
Chinese young people enthusiastically await encounter with Pope at WYD 2005
With World Youth Day 2005 just months away, thousands of Chinese young people are expressing their enthusiasm for participating in... Read more
Archdiocese of Paris gives outgoing Archbishop two years’ worth of free flights
The outgoing Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger, has received a peculiar gift from his close friends: he will be... Read more
Cardinal Sandoval calls for respect for homosexuals without harming the family
The Archbishop of Guadalajara, Mexico, Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iñiquez, is calling for respect for homosexual persons because of their dignity... Read more
