Archive for November 9, 2009
Provision for Anglicans published, celibacy question answered
Anglicans who wish to enter into communion with the Catholic Church received the path for doing so today as the... Read more
Living our baptism means staying united to the Church, Pope counsels
Pope Benedict XVI touched on the importance of the Sacrament of Baptism on Sunday, saying that “living our Baptism means... Read more
Crucifix is symbol of freedom, says Spanish bishop
The secretary general of the Spanish bishops' conference, Auxiliary Bishop Juan Antonio Martinez Camino of Madrid, lamented the recent ruling... Read more
Portuguese bishops to discuss upcoming papal visit during assembly
The secretary general of Portugal's bishops' conference has released the schedule of the 173rd Plenary Assembly of the bishops, which... Read more
Spanish pro-life leader says abortion still a concern in Spain
Speaking at the fourth International Pro-Life Congress which began on November 6, president of the Spanish Federation of Pro-Life Associations... Read more
Pope Benedict recalls Paul VI's devotion to the youth
As part of his pastoral visit to Brescia, Italy, Pope Benedict stopped by the town of Concesio, where his predecessor... Read more
Florida lawmaker confident abortion restrictions will be stripped from health care bill
In a statement Monday, U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) asserted that the Stupak Amendment currently preventing federally funded abortions... Read more
Dominican Order in Vietnam flourishes
In a celebratory event in Saigon on Saturday, Fr. Joseph Ngo Si Dinh announced to thunderous applause that the “number... Read more
Deacon cured through intervention of Cardinal Newman preaches at Westminster Cathedral
Deacon Jack Sullivan, whose cure from crippling back pain advanced the beatification of Servant of God John Henry Cardinal Newman,... Read more
Vatican daily remembers fall of Berlin Wall
In an article this week, the Vatican daily, L’Osservatore Romano, recalls the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin... Read more
Scottish Archbishop says ‘transsexual Jesus’ play part of agenda to mock Christianity
The Archbishop of Glasgow has denounced a publicly funded play which portrays Jesus as a transsexual, saying it is a... Read more
