Archive for November 5, 2006
Vatican opposes Saddam’s death sentence
Vatican officials said Sunday that former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein should not be put to death, even though he has... Read more
Catholic League says Denver Archdiocese subject of witch hunt
Catholic League president William Donohue says the request that the Archdiocese of Denver release all church documents related to sexually... Read more
Nazi concentration camp unveils monument to Catholic priests killed in Holocaust
A new stone sculpture was unveiled in Germany this weekend to commemorate the many Catholic priests and monks killed in... Read more
First American Catholic cathedral reopens
The first Roman Catholic cathedral built in the United States reopened to the public in Baltimore Saturday after undergoing a... Read more
Bishops of Poland recall that the life should be defended irrespective of religious creeds
The president of the Bishops’ Conference of Poland, Bishop Josef Michalik, has sent a letter to the leader of the... Read more
Muslim boom in France: more mosques, fewer churches
In the last thirty years more mosques and Muslim prayer centers have been built in France than Catholic churches in... Read more
Vatican experts say Pope may propose reform of liturgical music in coming weeks
Sources close the Holy See are saying that during his upcoming visit to the St. Cecilia Music Academy Pope Benedict... Read more
Benedict XVI: There is no conflict between true scientific progress and faith
Meeting today with members of the Pontifical Academy of the Sciences, Pope Benedict XVI said that, “Christianity does not posit... Read more
“Jesus revolutionized the meaning of death,” Pope says
Thousands of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday to pray the Angelus with Pope Benedict XVI Sunday. The... Read more
Belgian conference encourages the New Evangelization in European cities
Thousands of participants of all ages came from Belgium, Europe, and beyond to gather last week for the “Brussels All... Read more
Relativism and the collapse of ethics are enemies for a tolerant society, affirms Cardinal Cañizares
"One of the strongest and most difficult enemies of a tolerant society and for a culture of coexistence is the... Read more
