Archive for February 14, 2014
Cardinal-elect Poli, Buenos Aires' successor to Bergoglio
A “low profile” bishop, with few political contacts: this is how the Argentine press describes Archbishop Mario Poli of Buenos... Read more
Archbishop warns of genocide in Central African Republic
A Central African bishop has reported signs of genocide in the growing conflict there, urging an effective security response and... Read more
Belgium becomes first country to legalize child euthanasia
In a law passed in Belgium’s parliament yesterday, the country has become the first to legalize the euthanasia of minors,... Read more
Pope urges engaged couples to build marriage on 'rock of love'
During a special encounter with engaged couples, Pope Francis emphasized that to love someone forever is possible if we are... Read more
A stationary Christian has a sickness of identity, Pope reflects
In his daily homily Pope Francis addressed the identity of a Christian, saying that the faithful must “go out” and... Read more
Global poll prompts call to overcome Catholic divisions through fidelity
A survey indicating mixed views on Church teaching among self-identified Catholics shows the “difficult challenge” facing Christ’s followers, but also... Read more
Modern society at odds with authentic love, scholars reflect
Today’s secular culture conflicts with authentic love and a reality-based view of the human person, said scholars at a recent... Read more
Archbishop asks prayers for marriage, World Meeting of Families
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia encouraged prayers for married couples and families on Valentine’s Day, also requesting prayers for... Read more
Possible move in Vatican finance could signal return to Italian sway
Earlier this week reports of a potential new president of the “Vatican bank” were leaked to Italian media, suggesting the... Read more
