Archive for April 30, 2008

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Rev. Hagee says “Amen” to Pope Benedict’s “moral vision for America”

Rev. John Hagee, the controversial pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, has lauded Pope Benedict XVI in a... Read more

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China Philharmonic to play Mozart’s “Requiem” in Vatican visit

In what appears to be an attempt to improve relations between the Holy See and Beijing, the China Philharmonic Orchestra... Read more

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British Catholic schools on guard against opportunistic baptisms

Catholic schools in Britain are now rebuffing parents who, desperate to enroll their children in high-quality Catholic schools, baptize their... Read more

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Benedict XVI reflects on U.S. visit, recalls highlights

Pope Benedict dedicated his reflections today to his recent apostolic journey to the United States. In his comments he praised the... Read more

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Vatican accepts resignation of Gallup bishop

Today Pope Benedict accepted the resignation of Bishop Donald E. Pelotte of the Diocese of Gallup, who has been on... Read more

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Benedict XVI's schedule of events: May – August

The Vatican has released the calendar of liturgical events that will be presided over by Pope Benedict between the months... Read more

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Holy Father praying for human dignity and missionaries in May

The Vatican released the Pope's prayer intentions for the month of May this morning. For this coming month, Benedict XVI... Read more

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Pope meets with Iran-based Muslim group, method for dialogue agreed on

Following today's general audience, Benedict XVI received a group of Iranian Muslims who have been meeting biannually for the last... Read more

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Switzerland grants unprecedented “rights” to plants and animals

Switzerland has now become a country in which the unborn are less important than plants and animals.  The country’s Federal... Read more

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Chinese Catholics debate response to Olympic Games

Catholics and other Christians in China are considering how to respond to the Olympic Games.  While some Catholics are avoiding... Read more

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Education should not be part of a political battle, say Venezuelan bishops

The Venezuelan Bishops’ Conference said this week that education should not be made a political issue, because it is the... Read more

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Catholic Church and Christian groups support veto of abortion law in Uruguay

The Catholic Church in Uruguay, together with seven Christian groups, has sent a letter to the country’s president, Tabare Vazquez,... Read more

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Some missionaries are suffering from a lack of resources, says Spanish cardinal

Cardinal Antonio Rouco Varela of Madrid has expressed to missionaries his joy over their “generous commitment” and called attention to... Read more

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Jim Caviezel and wife respond to God’s call, adopt two children

In an interview with “Christopher Closeup,” a radio show for the media apostolate The Christophers, Jim Caviezel described both the... Read more

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Scottish soccer team could face reprimand for “Holy Goalie’s” Pope shirt

A Scottish soccer team could be censured after a player displayed a shirt that said “God Bless the Pope” in... Read more