Archive for April 15, 2010
Christopher West taking break from speaking to reflect on advice
Catholic speaker Christopher West has taken a six-month sabbatical at the Theology of the Body Institute after mutual agreement with... Read more
Several dead after Al Qaeda-linked militants bomb cathedral in Philippines
Abu Sayyaf militants conducted a bombing assault on Isabela City in the Philippines on Tuesday morning, killing several people and... Read more
Benedict XVI emphasizes Real Presence of Jesus in Eucharist
That "Jesus Christ continues alive and truly present in the consecrated host and the chalice" is the central point of... Read more
Strong majority of priests are good men, affirms Mexican official
A high-ranking federal official in Mexico asserted this week that “the vast majority of priests are good men who work... Read more
Bishops of Uruguay begin plenary assembly
Yesterday, the Bishops’ Conference of Uruguay opened its first Plenary Assembly of 2010 in the Uruguayan city of Florida. The... Read more
Cardinal Hummes calls priests to Rome to close Year for Priests
"Come to Rome and God will bless you," the prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy Cardinal Claudio Hummes wrote... Read more
Mexican bishops reiterate 'zero tolerance' for pedophilia
The Bishops' Conference of Mexico praised Pope Benedict XVI this week for his efforts addressing clerical sexual abuse and underscored... Read more
Post-abortive women suffer from trauma similar to war veterans, says pro-life leader
Pro-life leader Carolina Beauregard explained this week that due to the fact that studies show that post-abortive women suffer from... Read more
Before attacks of the world, penance is a necessary grace, Pope Benedict says
"We must obey God instead of men," said the Holy Father in a memorable address to members of the Pontifical... Read more
Cardinal Ruini speaks on Pope Benedict and 'cleaning' of the Church
This "isn't the first time the Church has suffered," Cardinal Camillo Ruini said as he reflected on the current state... Read more
Sudan bishop raises concerns of foul play during elections
A bishop in Sudan has expressed concern that allegations over foul play in the nation's recent elections could stir up... Read more
‘Three-parent’ embryo experiments abuse humanity, pro-life group says
Newcastle University experiments that create human embryos from three genetic parents kill and abuse human beings, a British pro-life group... Read more
