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Catholic group warns of possible step toward eugenics
Canada’s Catholic Organization for Life and Family (COLF) is calling upon all Canadians, especially obstetricians, gynecologists and expectant parents, to... Read more
Catholic group urges lonely hearts to pray to St. Raphael
On this Valentine’s Day, a Catholic organization is advising lonely hearts to pray to St. Raphael, one of seven archangels... Read more
Cardinal says genetic testing legislation should be amended
Cardinal Justin Rigali called on Congress to correct an “unfortunate and apparently unintentional loophole” in the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act... Read more
Spiritual poverty is worse than material poverty, Pope’s message says
To celebrate the presentation of Pope Benedict XVI’s Lenten message, a press conference was held today at the Vatican. Speaking... Read more
Argentinean bishop calls for prayer for CELAM conference
Bishop Jose Luis Mollaghan of Rosario is calling on the faithful in Argentina to pray for the 5th General Conference... Read more
First Catholic church in Granada celebrates 525th anniversary
The parish of Our Lady of the Incarnation in Alhama de Granada, the first Christian church consecrated in the Kingdom... Read more
Colombian bishops make energetic call for reconciliation in the country
Amidst the climate of violence and tension which Colombians are suffering, the Bishops’ Conference of Colombia, gathered for its 82nd... Read more
The world must rediscover riches of Natural Law, Benedict says
Late yesterday morning, the Holy Father received in audience participants in an international congress on Natural Law, being promoted by... Read more
One anti-Catholic Edwards campaigner quits, Donohue calls for termination of second
Following the first day of a “public relations blitz” on the part of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil... Read more
Pope’s Lenten message: From the side of Christ flows an example of self-giving
In his message to the world’s faithful for Lent of 2007, Pope Benedict XVI emphasized that God’s act of suffering... Read more
Vatican official calls for reconciliation of faith and science
The Chancellor of the Pontifical Academies of Science and Social Science, Bishop Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo, spoke recently on the need... Read more
Not voting is sin, says Lithuanian archbishop
The Catholic primate of Lithuania has called on all citizens to vote in the upcoming municipal elections, stating that failing... Read more
‘Screwtape Letters’ to be released on film
The company that produced The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is planning to adapt C.S.... Read more
Pro-lifers encourage New Hampshire legislature to keep parental notification laws
A national pro-life group is calling on New Hampshire legislators to preserve the state's parental notification law. New Hampshire is... Read more
Cardinal Zen says China’s actions are “acts of war”
The leading Roman Catholic Bishop of China, Cardinal Joseph Zen has once again spoken out against the Communist government’s recent... Read more
Number of world’s Catholics remains steady, number of priests grows slightly
Monday morning, Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone S.D.B. presented the Holy Father with the 2007 edition of the "Annuario... Read more
Venezuelan archbishop calls for Chavez to stop posturing and address urgent problems
Archbishop Baltazar Porras Cardozo of Merida has criticized the Hugo Chavez regime for its ambiguity and urged the government, “rather... Read more
Puerto Rican bishop says proposed bill against the family is “aberrant”
Bishop Felix Lazaro of Ponce said recently that new changes to the Civil Code regarding the family scheduled to be... Read more
Mexican bishops call for human dignity safeguards in country’s Constitution
The Press Office of the Bishops’ Conference of Mexico has issued a statement saying it is “necessary and urgent” that... Read more
You are never alone, Pope tells the world’s sick
At the conclusion of the 15th annual World Day of the Sick, Pope Benedict XVI addressed a large group of... Read more
