Archive for May 6, 2004

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Israeli ambassador says relations between Vatican and Israel on a new path

The Israeli ambassador to the Holy See, Obed Ben Hur, has confirmed to CNA that a true “change of direction”... Read more

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Catholics have right to announce the Gospel in the public square, says archbishop

Every election year, critics try to silence Catholics by insisting on the necessity to separate Church and state, but this... Read more

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Ukraine “is driven by the desire to reach full unity with all Christians," says Pope

The Pope spoke of the unique identity and mission of Ukraine this morning, on receiving the the credentials of the... Read more

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Miscarriage spared Sen. Kerry’s wife from having abortion

Sen. John Kerry’s second wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, nearly had an abortion 30 years ago on a doctor's recommendation, but... Read more

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FDA decides to keep morning-after pill from going over-the-counter

Citing a concern that young teenagers may not safely use the morning-after pill without a doctor's guidance, the Food and... Read more

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Chilean bishop: In matters of the defense of life, government must respect “essential morality”

Bishop Juan Ignacio González of San Bernardo, Chile, said this week the defense of life from the moment of conception... Read more

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New law would force doctors to perform abortions

Numerous health care professionals in Spain are expressing their concern about two bills sponsored by Green party and leftist legislators... Read more

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U.S. based Papal Fund an example of love and commitment to Church and Pope

Addressing the members of the U.S. based Papal Foundation this morning at the Vatican, the Holy Father said that “the... Read more