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Cardinal Bertone: Liturgy should motivate Christians to be better citizens
In a letter to the participants of the 58th Liturgical Week in Italy, which is being held in the city... Read more
Vatican-backed airline service makes inaugural flight
The new Vatican-backed airline was launched yesterday. The airline is aiming to be pilgrims’ carrier-of-choice for trips to Catholic shrines... Read more
Decision on hybrid embryos expected next week
British officials are expected to announce their decision next week on whether to give researchers permission to create hybrid embryos,... Read more
Abortion mistake creates outrage in Italy
The Vatican daily, Osservatore Romano, has published a scathing editorial, condemning a double abortion performed in a Milan hospital. Read more
Head of Catholic Church in Scotland resigns from Amnesty International
The spiritual leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland, Cardinal Keith O’Brien, has resigned from Amnesty International in protest... Read more
Youth rally in Connecticut draws over 500 students
Last Saturday, the Diocese of Bridgeport in Connecticut held a highly successful youth rally for over 500 high school students... Read more
New York City’s school chancellor wants an Islamic public school
The New York City Department of Education approved a proposal to open a publicly funded Muslim school. The decision, however,... Read more
Bishop Wenski: Progress against sexual abuse
For some five years, since the Boston Globe broke the story of the clergy sex-abuse scandal, there has been no... Read more
Kenyan official concludes priest’s death was murder
A Kenyan official has concluded that a U.S. priest, who died seven years ago, was murdered. Read more
Auxiliary Bishop of Sydney hopes WYD will have similar impact as 1993 Denver meeting
Auxiliary Bishop Anthony Fisher of Sydney said recently, “Information from Denver suggests that five to ten years after the WYD... Read more
Private clinics in Spain profiting from abortion services
In response to the refusal by gynecologists of the public health care system of Andalusia to perform abortions, a considerable... Read more
Judge allows jury trials for victims of sexual abuse
The decision of a federal bankruptcy judge to allow jury trials for victims of sexual abuse by San Diego priests... Read more
Cardinal Bertone conveys Pope’s closeness to victims of earthquake, gives gift of $1.3 million from Italian bishops
During a Mass attended by thousands of Peruvians affected by the recent earthquake in their country, Vatican Secretary of State,... Read more
Peruvians to consecrate country to Virgin Mary in wake of devastating earthquake
On August 30, at noon local time, Peruvians will consecrate their country to the Virgin Mary during the closing of... Read more
Media misinterprets “spiritual desert” of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta
With headlines such as “Did Mother Teresa lose her faith?” or “Mother Teresa of Calcutta did not believe in God,”... Read more
Marriage under Gov. Schwarzenegger’s gun in California
Sacramento, The movie star turned governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, seems poised to undermine marriage in his influential state. In... Read more
Pro-life rockers clash with Amnesty’s new abotion policy
The coalition of pro-life musicians, Rock for Life, which claims some 700 musicians as members, says that Amnesty International’s new... Read more
Archdiocese bans Pius X Society pilgrims from Denver churches
Members of the break-away Society of St. Pius X complied with directives from the Archdiocese of Denver on Saturday, banning... Read more
Aid organization established to help persecuted Iraqi Christians
The plight of the Iraqi Christian community is one that is quite desperate even though it has existed for centuries.... Read more
‘All can enter eternal life, but for everyone the door is narrow,’ says Pope Benedict in Angelus address
The way to eternal life is narrow because it is demanding, requires commitment and denial of one’s own selfishness, Pope... Read more
