Archive for November 1, 2011

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Episcopal Church reports lowest membership in 70 years

New statistics from the Episcopal Church show the group's loss of more than 200,000 members and 300 parishes between 2006... Read more

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (center) and students of the New Explorations into Science, Mathematics and Technology (Nest+m) School. ?w=200&h=150

By Marianne Medlin

Population worldviews clash as 7 billionth baby arrives

As the world welcomes the seven billionth baby this week, experts are divided over whether the planet faces overpopulation or... Read more

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Family groups call Argentinean politicians to reject abortion

The Federal Network of Families in Argentina recently urged politicians to have “the courage to defend human life from the... Read more

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By Marianne Medlin

Everyone is called to be holy, Pope says on All Saints Day

Pope Benedict XVI said on today’s feast of All Saints that everyone is called by Jesus to holiness in their... Read more

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Vatican official invites Catholics to remember the deceased

The consultor of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, Aurelio Garcia Macias, has invited Catholics... Read more

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Catholic author encourages prayers for souls in purgatory

Though purgatory can be considered strictly a place of punishment, author Susan Tassone describes it as a “masterpiece of God’s... Read more

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Sr. Jacinta hopes to evangelize 'pagan' Britain

Franciscan Sister Jacinta Pollard, one of the women profiled in the BBC's new documentary “Young Nuns,” hopes her community's prayers... Read more