Archive for October 16, 2009
Wealthy homosexual activist advises ‘active measures’ against religious opponents
Delivering an acceptance speech for a GLSEN award, a wealthy homosexual activist has attacked Catholic leaders, saying they are among... Read more
Relic of St. Mary Magdalene to visit U.S.
A French priest has brought a relic of St. Mary Magdalene on its first visit to the United States to... Read more
Benedict XVI to visit Lutheran Church of Rome, says Cardinal Kasper
During the presentation of the book, “Harvesting the Fruits. Fundamental Aspects of the Christian Faith in Ecumenical Dialogue. Consensus, Convergences... Read more
Cardinal Tauran urges Hindus to work for complete human development
Hindus around the world are celebrating the festival of lights known as Deepavali and for the occasion, Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran... Read more
Catholics and Muslims defend life against abortion law in Indonesia
Catholics, Muslims, Protestants, Buddhists and Hindus have joined together to protest the liberalizing of Indonesia’s abortion laws. Although the bill... Read more
Gender ideology endangers Spanish education, expert warns
This week, Professor Jose Maria Barrio of the Department of Educational Sciences at the Complutense University in Madrid warned that... Read more
Pope Benedict to receive invite to Avila for 500th anniversary of the birth of St. Teresa
Bishop Jesus Garcia Burillo of Avila, Spain announced this week that he will be sending an invitation to Pope Benedict... Read more
Pope Benedict counsels FAO on reducing hunger amidst recession
As the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) celebrated its anniversary today, Pope Benedict XVI sent a message to the... Read more
Archbishop Chaput: God will ‘demand an accounting’ from those who neglect the unwanted
God will “demand an accounting” from Catholics and from societies who fail to welcome the poor, the weak and the... Read more
