Archive for April 1, 2004

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Bishops applaud President for Unborn Victims of Violence Act

The U.S. bishops applaud President George Bush for signing the Unborn Victims of Violence Act into law yesterday. Also known... Read more

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Cardinal Keeler calls for full ban on cloning, embryonic research

The ban, suggested by President's Council on Bioethics, of certain reproductive technologies are laudable but not enough, and should be... Read more

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Renewing Church after sex scandal requires renewal of bishop’s office, Pope tells US Bishops

Addressing the first group of US Bishops on their Ad Limina visit, Pope John Paul said that the process of... Read more

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Pope celebrates 20th anniversary of World Youth Day saying: “Jesus has not changed!”

More than 50,000 young people gathered together with Pope John Paul II in St. Peter’s Square yesterday, singing songs and... Read more

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Pope reveals identity of his spiritual mentor

During a meeting with young people from Rome in preparation for World Youth Day, which will be celebrated on Palm... Read more

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Pope calls again for a strengthened role of UN

During the reception of the diplomatic credentials of the new ambassador of Lebanon, Naji Abi Assi, Pope John Paul II... Read more

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Cardinal Arinze reassures validity of Vatican II’s liturgical reform

During the presentation of a new book commemorating Vatican II’s document on the Sacred Liturgy, Cardinal Francis Arinze, Prefect of... Read more

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Vatican leaning toward support for genetically modified foods, says expert

Noted Vatican watcher, Sandro Magister, of the online journal, L’Espresso, says in an upcoming column that the Vatican is leaning... Read more

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“The Passion” shows strength of Mary’s faith, says Brazilian Archbishop

Archbishop Murilo Krieger of  Florianopolis, Brazil, said the person of Mary in “The Passion of the Christ” reminds us that... Read more