Archive for August 13, 2010

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New law requires Catholic diocese to cover contraception under employee insurance

The Catholic Diocese of Madison is one of three dioceses in Wisconsin required under a new state law to provide... Read more

An architectural rendering of St. Gerard's in its new location and Fr. David Dye.?w=200&h=150

Former Buffalo parishioners to visit church's relocation site in Georgia

Former parishioners from Buffalo, New York will travel to Georgia to visit the site where their closed church building will... Read more

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Castel Gandolfo parish prepares for Pope's Mass on Sunday

Early on Sunday morning the Holy Father will walk out of the gates of his summer villa to celebrate Mass... Read more

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Bishop urges continued prayers for trapped miners in Chile

Bishop Horacio Valenzuela of Talca is calling for prayers each day at noon for the 33 miners who have been... Read more

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Church in Colombia rejects terrorist attack outside radio station

The bishops of  Colombia denounced a terrorist attack outside the Caracol Radio building this week in Bogota, which left 18... Read more

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Catholic Education prefect: Only universities with strong Catholic identity will last

"Only the Catholic university that conserves its identity will have a future," said the prefect of the Congregation for Catholic... Read more

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Church in India remembers Christian martyrs

On August 29, Christians in India will celebrate the “Day of the Indian Martyrs” to remember those who died for... Read more

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Assumption of Mary anticipates our glorification, bishop affirms

Bishop Antonio Ceballos Atienza of Cadiz and Ceuta recently published a pastoral letter encouraging the faithful to live with hope,... Read more

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Altar of the Chair in St. Peter's Basilica, where Bernini's gorgeous bronze monument to the Chair of Peter acts as a massive bronze reliquary for the historic wooden chair.

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