Archive for June 6, 2008

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St. Matthew’s teen HUGs the world’s needy: Rock Uganda raises over $30,000

Anna Schuck always wanted to make a difference.  In middle school, she began her volunteer work by helping with weekly... Read more

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Wyoming Catholic College finishes its first year

Wyoming Catholic College’s first freshman class has spent its first year on a deliberately low-tech campus where outdoorsmanship is taught... Read more

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Holy Father receives Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi

Today the Holy Father met with Silvio Berlusconi, the recently elected prime minister of Italy.  During their discussion, the two... Read more

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Pope encourages Asian bishops to follow in the footsteps of St. Paul

Bishops from the Asian countries of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei met with Pope Benedict at the Vatican on Friday and... Read more

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Famous exorcist: 'The devil loves to take over those who hold political office'

In an interview with the magazine “Maria Mensajera,” famous Italian exorcist Father Gabriele Amorth said, “Everybody is vulnerable to the... Read more

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Suspended Nicaraguan priest elected president of U.N. General Assembly

Suspended priest and former Sandinista leader Miguel D’Escoto Brockmann has been elected to lead the next U.N. General Assembly, beginning... Read more

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Chinese Catholics continue helping earthquake victims

Catholics in China continue to reach out to those suffering from the recent earthquake in May, while survivors continue to... Read more

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Cardinal addresses student rioting in Chile

The archbishop of Santiago, Cardinal Javier Errazuriz, said this week dialogue is always the best route for resolving complaints, such... Read more

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Family Forum says Spanish Health Minister should listen to victims of abortion

The president of the Spanish Forum on the Family, Benigno Blanco, said this week that Spain’s Health Minister, Bernat Soria,... Read more

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Global food crisis could close Nigerian seminary

The global food crisis could close the Catholic seminary in the central Nigerian city of Makurdi by June 20 as... Read more