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Penitential walk brings together 200,000 in Brazil

Mar 20, 2006

Last weekend some 200,000 Brazilians joined together in a traditional penitential walk celebrated each year during Lent in the city... Read more

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Soon-to-be Cardinal O’Malley looks toward future for strained Archdiocese of Boston

Mar 20, 2006

On Friday, Boston’s Archbishop Sean O’Malley will travel to Rome where Pope Benedict XVI will officially be made a Cardinal.... Read more

Pope Benedict to create 15 new Cardinals Friday

Mar 20, 2006

On Friday, the Church’s College of Cardinals will grow to 193 members. Among them, a 15 men will travel from... Read more

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Afghan man could face death for becoming Christian

Mar 20, 2006

The Associated Press is reporting that an Afghan man who reportedly converted from Islam to Christianity is facing a potential... Read more

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New family and marriage think tank sets up shop

Mar 20, 2006

A new Christian think tank on marriage and family has set up shop in Canada’s capital with the hopes of... Read more

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Boston Archdiocese announces removal of 8 priests

Mar 20, 2006

The Archdiocese of Boston announced yesterday that 8 priests who were charged with sexual abuse have now been removed from... Read more

Church’s new doctrinal watchdog says Catholic politicians need to take Church teachings seriously

Mar 20, 2006

On Friday, Archbishop William Joseph Levada will be the first of 15 men from around the globe to be made... Read more

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Two more women die after taking abortion drug RU-486

Mar 19, 2006

Two pro-life groups are wondering why the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) still has not pulled Mifeprex, an abortion drug... Read more

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Pro-life leader praises Ohio law banning ‘wrongful birth lawsuits’

Mar 19, 2006

The Ohio legislature has voted to ban lawsuits that would allow parents to claim that the birth of their disabled... Read more

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Spokane parishes oppose $46-million sex-abuse settlement

Mar 19, 2006

The Association of Parishes of the Diocese of Spokane intends to ask U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Patricia Williams to reject the... Read more

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No true justice without respect of the truth, Pope tells Vatican’s international representatives

Mar 19, 2006

Over the weekend, Pope Benedict XVI met with Vatican Secretary of State Angelo Sodano, as well as a number of... Read more

Pope calls for spirituality of work that sanctifies but warns: mankind must not be enslaved by it

Mar 19, 2006

In honor of St. Joseph, patron saint of workers, Pope Benedict XVI yesterday praised the holiness of work, recalling its... Read more

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Pope Benedict: Saint Joseph’s humility, simplicity helps show the way of Christ

Mar 19, 2006

Today, faithful around the world honor St. Joseph, the humble foster father of Jesus who is patron saint to workers... Read more

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Pope Benedict calls Armenian Christians to greater unity; internally and with Rome

Mar 19, 2006

Pope Benedict XVI called today for greater unity--both internally, and with the See of Rome--for the Armenian people as he... Read more

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Pope’s upcoming Apostolic Exhortation likely to call for increased liturgical solemnity, reintegration of Latin

Mar 19, 2006

In June Pope Benedict XVI will receive the final proposal from the recent Synod of Bishops for the drafting of... Read more

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Ecuadorian bishops say citizens must be informed about trade agreement risks

Mar 19, 2006

In response to tension surrounding the signing of the Free TradeAgreement, the bishops of Ecuador published an urgent statement lastFriday... Read more

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Central American bishops call for a ‘humanitarian solution’ to US immigration law

Mar 19, 2006

The Secretariat of Central American Bishops has called on the senators of the United States to find a “humanitarian solution”... Read more

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Challenge of secularism demands priests be holy, says Spanish bishop

Mar 19, 2006

In a letter marking Seminary Day in Spain, which was celebrated on March 19, Archbishop Francisco Martinez Fernandez of Granada... Read more

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Colorado Catholic bishops: respect, human dignity must presuppose any meaningful immigration reform

Mar 19, 2006

As the issue of undocumented immigration continues to heat up, both at federal and many local levels, the Catholic Bishops... Read more

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Paris Mass for life remembers Christian scientist, Jerome Lejeune.

Mar 16, 2006

Catholic Officials have announced that a Mass for life will to be celebrated in Paris next month in honor of... Read more