Archive for June 16, 2004

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New documentary stacks deck against the Catholic Church, say U.S. bishops

A review of a new documentary on chastity states that the film is “unbalanced,” “full of unsubstantiated, anecdotal assertions” and... Read more

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Massachusetts Catholics urged to express discontent with elected officials

The Massachusetts Catholic Conference sent letters to the state’s 710 parishes, urging Catholics to “share their profound disappointment” with lawmakers... Read more

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Pope to Colombian bishops: evangelize, reconcile, defend family, harvest vocations

The Holy Father laid out the priorities for the Church in Colombia at the first of this year’s “ad limina”... Read more

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Diocese of Tucson considers bankruptcy protection

The Diocese of Tucson is considering plans to file for bankruptcy protection as a way to resolve pending lawsuits alleging... Read more

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Historian dismisses “black legend” about the Inquisition

In an interview with the Spanish daily ABC, historian and editor of a new study containing the results of an... Read more

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Parliament postpones debate on decriminalization of euthanasia in Spain

With a vote of 293 to 18, the Spanish House of Representatives rejected a proposal by left wing lawmakers to... Read more

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Irish presidency of EU leaves reference to Christianity out of European Constitution

The Irish Presidency of the European Union has issued a statement of the heads of State and government of the... Read more

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Cardinal Ratzinger weighs in on U.S. Communion debate, press says

U.S. press has revealed today that Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, sent... Read more