Archive for October 29, 2008
Federal judge rules sixth grader can wear pro-life t-shirts to school
A sixth grader will be allowed to wear his pro-life t-shirts to school following a Minnesota federal judge’s recent ruling.... Read more
Veteran journalist laments lack of ethics in election coverage
Michael Malone, a 25-year veteran journalist and technology writer, has penned an essay for ABC News lamenting what he sees... Read more
Inconsistent results found in polls on Calif. parental notification measure
Two recently published poll results for California’s Proposition 4 vary significantly. Results range from showing a statistical tie to a... Read more
John XXIII’s openness to the Holy Spirit made Vatican II possible, Pope observes
Yesterday afternoon Pope Benedict XVI spoke at a Mass in honor of the 50th anniversary of Blessed Pope John XXIII’s... Read more
The Cross teaches Christians to renounce pride and choose love, Benedict XVI says
In the presence of thousands of people at St. Peter's Square, Pope Benedict XVI continued his weekly teachings on St.... Read more
Colombian bishop calls euthanasia law grave attack on life
Bishop Julio Cesar Vidal Ortiz of Monteria in Colombia said this week a proposal by Senator Armando Benedetti to legalize... Read more
Two well-loved Catholic priests murdered in Russia
Catholics in Russia learned today that two priests, Frs. Otto Messmer and Victor Betancourt, both Jesuits, were beaten to death... Read more
Against bishop's plea, city council passes anti-Prop. 8 resolution
Despite the opposition of the auxiliary bishop of San Diego and many pro-marriage demonstrators, the San Diego City Council on... Read more
Fundamentalist secularism threatens U.S., warns ambassador to the Holy See
The U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, Mary Ann Glendon, warned in an article published by the L’Osservatore Romano that... Read more
Knights of Columbus in Mexico: 15 reasons to say 'No' to abortion
The Knights of Columbus in Mexico, in keeping with their long tradition of defending life and promoting Christian principles, have... Read more
Suspicious ‘educational’ movement launched in Panama
Pro-life leaders in Panama are expressing concern about the new “Citizens’ Movement for Education,” which has been created with funding... Read more
Archbishop cautions against anti-defamation laws in U.N. speech
Archbishop Celestino Migliore, spoke at the U.N. on Wednesday about religious freedom, lamenting that the rights to freedom of thought,... Read more
Catholic Mobile offers papal wisdom
Pope Benedict XVI has been drawing record numbers to his public appearances with his ability to concisely and simply explain... Read more
