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Bankruptcy plan for Spokane includes sale of diocesan office, bishop’s residence

Oct 11, 2005

The Diocese of Spokane intends to sell its headquarters and the home of Bishop William Skylstad to settle sexual-abuse claims,... Read more

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EWTN launches MP3 podcasting

Oct 11, 2005

EWTN Global Catholic Network, the largest religious media house in the world, has launched free MP3 podcasts of selected programs... Read more

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Christian groups still leery of Miers nomination

Oct 9, 2005

As she moves closer to yet unscheduled Senate hearings, Christian and pro-life groups are suspiciously eyeing Harriet Miers--George Bush’s pick... Read more

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Newly revamped Colorado Springs Diocese newspaper resurrected

Oct 9, 2005

Last month, the Diocese of Colorado Springs, CO officially re-launched its diocesan newspaper, the Colorado Catholic Herald--a tool that they... Read more

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Positive reviews for film about partial-birth abortion

Oct 9, 2005

A recent film by a Walt Disney Company producer about partial-birth abortion has been receiving positive reviews. Jonathan Flora wrote... Read more

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Cardinal Rigali acknowledges archdiocese mishandled cases of abuse

Oct 9, 2005

Cardinal Justin Rigali issued a pastoral letter last week in which he repeatedly and apologetically acknowledges that officials at the... Read more

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Latin American countries to sign anti-life "youth convention"

Oct 9, 2005

Pro-life experts are warning of an October 11 gathering in Badajoz, Spain, organized by the Latin American Organization of Youth... Read more

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Gov’t assistance should go equitably to all schools affected by Katrina, says US Bishop Conference secretary

Oct 6, 2005

Assistance to schools affected by the hurricanes should be provided equitably to all, without regard to the type of school,... Read more

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Head of Human Life International blasts, others still skeptical of would-be Justice Miers

Oct 5, 2005

Fr. Thomas Euteneuer, head of the group Human Life International offered some of the harshest criticism yet today, in the... Read more

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Catholic leaders urge quick passage of vital health-care bill for Katrina survivors

Oct 5, 2005

The United States bishops, Catholic Charities USA, and the Catholic Health Association are urging senators to quickly pass crucial legislation... Read more

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US bishops urge for passage of bill that ensure fair treatment of captured combatants

Oct 5, 2005

Combating terrorism remains a government priority, but respect for human dignity should not be undermined in the process, says the... Read more

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Texas bishops urge Texans to vote against same-sex unions

Oct 5, 2005

The Catholic bishops of Texas are urging all Texans to vote Nov. 8 in favor of an amendment to the... Read more

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'Saved By Priest and his catholic faith' says Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke

Oct 5, 2005

Hollywood star Mickey Rourke insists his strong commitment to Roman Catholicism has saved him from slipping back into his formerly... Read more

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Elderly should be valued, protected, Vatican tells UN

Oct 4, 2005

Government, society and families should value the elderly, create opportunities for them to contribute to society and establish programs that... Read more

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Colorado bishops support state tax referendum, say: government must protect the weak

Oct 4, 2005

Colorado’s three Catholic bishops have released a joint statement in support of state Referendums, C&D. The measures would return nearly... Read more

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Contest seeking first-time religious screenwriters

Oct 4, 2005

First-time screenwriters with a religious message will have a chance to get their scripts noticed by top Hollywood executives in... Read more

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Young people organize concert in Denver to aid victims of Katrina

Oct 4, 2005

In an effort to reach out to those affected by the devastating storms the south in the last several weeks,... Read more

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Cardinal says progress is ‘decidedly mixed’ in creating culture of life in US

Oct 3, 2005

The United States’ progress is “decidedly mixed” in fostering a culture where every human life is respected and defended, said... Read more

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Fight against poverty gets $9-million boost

Oct 3, 2005

The fight against the root causes of poverty in the United States will get a $9-million boost from the Catholic... Read more

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US bishops plan fall meeting

Oct 3, 2005

The death penalty, lay ministry, liturgy, Africa and the Eucharistic Congress of 2008 are on the agenda for the fall... Read more