Archive for July 6, 2004

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Controversy over Communion to pro-abortion politicians continues

The controversy over the memorandum sent by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith,... Read more

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Portland Archdiocese files for bankruptcy

The Archdiocese of Portland has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.  Archbishop John G. Vlazny made the announcement yesterday, citing the... Read more

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Catholic Charities mobilizes to save low-income housing program

Catholic Charities agencies across the United States are mobilizing to defeat the Bush Administration's proposal that would restructure and gut... Read more

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National Right to Life regrets strong pro-abortion record of Kerry's running mate

The National Right to Life Committee released yesterday a statement lamenting that "with John Edwards, Kerry has selected a running... Read more

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Meeting on how to promote development to be held at the Vatican

On July 9 in the office of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace in the Vatican, an international study... Read more

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Why does UNICEF support Muslim, not Christian schools? Sudanese bishop asks

Bishop Daniel Adwok, Auxiliary of Khartoum (Sudan), has questioned the decision taken by UNICEF not to give funds to the... Read more

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American Life League speaks out against Senate’s opposition to Catholic judge nomination

The nation's largest pro-life grassroots organization is outraged by members of the United States Senate in their attempts to block... Read more

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Canadian Catholic organization sends $170,000 to Sudan and Chad in emergency aid

The Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace has sent $170,000 to assist refugees in eastern Chad and the Darfur... Read more

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Socialists “want to take us back to the time of the Muslim invasion,” says Spanish Cardinal

The president of the Bishops Conference of Spain, Cardinal Antonio Maria Rouco Varela, criticized this week the presence of a... Read more

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Debate over nomination of pro-abortion justice causes Argentinean government to take pro-life stand

As tension mounts concerning the possible nomination of Carmen Argibay, an open pro-abortion justice, to the Argentinean Supreme Court, President... Read more