Archive for August 6, 2006
Study indicates possiblity for clergy reintegration following sexual misconduct in Springfield, IL Diocese
A new report, issued by a special panel to the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois, says priests who have engaged... Read more
Benedict: emerge from the darkness, be children of the light
Speaking from his summer residence at Castelgandolfo, Pope Benedict XVI focused his weekly Angelus address on the Feast of the... Read more
Pope: Peace is gift of God, work of mankind
Pope Benedict XVI renewed his call for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East and said that peace must be... Read more
Canadian bishops expect firm words from Pope during upcoming ‘ad limina’ visit
As Canada’s Catholic bishops prepare to travel to Rome next month for their regular “ad limina” visit with Pope Benedict... Read more
Cuban bishops pray for peace, protection for their country
In a statement which was written as Fidel Castro prepared for surgery and provisionally yielded power to his brother Raúl... Read more
Discharge for Cardinal George delayed by “bleeding episode”
The Archdiocese of Chicago said yesterday, that while Cardinal Francis George remains in stable condition, he has been held in... Read more
Oldest existing life-size crucifix to be used at papal Mass in Bavaria
The Cross of Enghausen, the oldest existing life-size crucifix in the world, will be used during the Mass celebrated by... Read more
Peace endangered by lack for respect for dignity of the person, says Dominican cardinal
The Archbishop of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, Cardinal Nicolas de Jesus Lopez Rodriguez, has warned that peace is... Read more
Bishop says Church did, in fact, denounce human rights violations during Argentinean dictatorship
Bishop Roberto Rodriguez of La Rioja has rejected criticism that the Church did not denounce human rights violations during Argentina’s... Read more
