Archive for November 13, 2006

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Bishops call for dialogue on responsible transition in Iraq

The U.S. military should “remain in Iraq only as long as their presence contributes to a responsible transition,” said the... Read more

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U.S. bishops honor Denver immigration reform activist

Jamila Spencer, a Denver resident and champion of human rights for immigrants, received the 2006 Cardinal Bernardin New Leadership Award... Read more

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Democrats to return to funding for embryonic stem-cell research

With a majority in Congress, Democratic leaders have indicated that they will likely propose a bill that would support public... Read more

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UN chief says Christian-Muslim tensions derive from interpretations of faith

Violence and tensions between the West and the Muslim world are not fueled by religion. Rather, they are fueled by... Read more

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Benedict XVI offers the Holy Family as a model for migrant families

In his message for the upcoming World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Pope Benedict XVI proposed the Holy Family of... Read more

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New president must keep election promises, bishop says

Newly elected Nicaraguan President, Daniel Ortega, must honor his promise to bring social justice to the country, Bishop David Zywiec,... Read more

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Holy Father to examine case of Milingo and married priests with Dicastery heads

Pope Benedict XVI will meet this Thursday with the heads of the Dicasteries of the Roman Curia to examine the... Read more

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Argentinean bishops call for new education law that does not exclude God

As the Argentinean Congress prepares to debate a new law on education, the bishops of Argentina said this week “a... Read more

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Archbishop reiterates Church’s neutrality in conflict in Oaxaca

Archbishop Jose Luis Chavez Botello of Antequera-Oaxaca reaffirmed this week the neutrality of the Church in the political crisis that... Read more

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Certainty of the faith should impregnate daily life of Christians, archbishop says

Archbishop Hector Aguer of La Plata called on Argentineans this week who claim to be Christians to lead a life... Read more

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