Archive for May 14, 2006
Vatican denies alleged “scandal” of official and announces it will take legal action
The Press office of the Vatican released a strong message this Sunday Morning, strongly denying charges of a scandal, in... Read more
Benedict XVI recalls miraculous saving of Pope John Paul II in assassination attempt
During the Sunday Angelus he presided over this morning, Pope Benedict recalled today the apparitions in Fatima and the prophecy... Read more
Believers are called to open their arms and hearts to everyone, whatever their country of origin, says Pope
“Christians must particularly open their hearts to the lowliest and the poorest, in whom Christ Himself is especially present,” Pope... Read more
Korean Catholic Church launched administrative streamlining of Korean dioceses through computer software
A software program to set all the parishes of South Korea in a network and to streamline their administrative management... Read more
City officials in Croatian city tell tourists to cover up
The Croatian city of Vrbnik on the island of Krk has decided to do something about the bikini-clad tourists that... Read more
Spanish bishops decry European resolution on homophobia as excuse to legitimize same-sex couples
The executive committee of the Spanish Bishops’ Conference has warned against a recent resolution from the European Parliament condemning homophobia and rejecting... Read more
Pro-life groups in Colombia prepare legal challenges against high court ruling legalizing abortion
Two pro-life associations in Colombia have expressed their rejection of a ruling by the country’s Constitutional Court legalizing abortion in... Read more
Argentinean lawyers reject AIDS prevention manual for students
The Corporation of Catholic Lawyers in Argentina has rejected the distribution of a manual on AIDS prevention to 11 year-old... Read more
Euthanasia Bill defeated in British House of Lords
The British House of Lords voted 148-100 against a measure that would have legalized assisted suicide in the European nation.... Read more
State church installs bishop, ordained without Vatican consent in 2000
China's state-approved Catholic Church welcomed the installation Sunday of another bishop who was not approved by the pope, exacerbating Beijing's... Read more
Catholic grade-schoolers cut their locks for a cause
Eight third-graders and their teacher at All Saints School in Kansas City made a special field trip to a hair... Read more
South Korea indicts scientist for stem-cell fraud
Cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk was indicted Friday on charges of fraud, embezzlement and bioethics violations in a scandal over faked... Read more
