Archive for November 17, 2011
Bishop Finn agreement seems to indicate prosecution's weak case
A county prosecutor’s agreement with Bishop Robert Finn of Kansas City-St. Joseph is a sign of the weakness of the... Read more
Sophia Institute Press acquires Catholic Exchange
Sophia Institute Press has announced its acquisition of the Catholic Exchange web portal, a move intended to create a multi-platform... Read more
US archbishop explains use of new translation outside of Mass
Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond of New Orleans, head of the U.S. bishop's committee on divine worship, clarified how the new... Read more
Bishop Vann given key role in forming former Episcopal priests
Bishop Kevin W. Vann of Fort Worth will serve as the new delegate for the pastoral provision, a process that allows... Read more
Vatican takes legal action against clothing company over Pope ad
The Vatican will take legal action against Italian clothing company Benetton to prevent the circulation of an ad featuring Pope... Read more
Benedict XVI praises newly beatified priest killed by Nazis
After praying the Sunday Angelus, Pope Benedict praised the example of Father Carl Lampert, an Austrian priest who was killed... Read more
EWTN to broadcast unaired episodes of ‘Catholicism’ series
Six unaired episodes of Father Robert Barron’s television series “Catholicism” will air on the EWTN Global Catholic Network during the... Read more
Venezuelan bishops pray for journalist on hunger strike
The Venezuelan bishops expressed concern for the health of reporter Leocenis Garcia, who has been on a hunger strike for... Read more
After fire, director reflects on Camp St. Malo's important role
The Camp St. Malo Retreat Center severely damaged in a Nov. 14 fire has had a “huge” place in the... Read more
Community of Beatitudes admits founder committed sexual abuse
The French charismatic movement, the Community of the Beatitudes, has admitted that its founder Gerard Croissant – also known by... Read more
Cardinal Arinze predicts lasting legacy for Pope's Benin trip
Nigerian Cardinal Francis Arinze says Pope Benedict’s upcoming visit to Benin will leave behind a positive and lasting legacy for... Read more
