Archive for June 28, 2004

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Pope calls on Orthodox Patriarch to walk toward reconciliation and beyond painful memories of past confrontations

Pope John Paul II welcomed His Holiness Bartholomew I, the Patriarch of Constantinople, this morning to mark the 40th anniversary... Read more

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Summer conferences for Catholic youth inspire, renew faith

School’s out and Catholic summer youth conferences are heating up. More than a dozen regional camps have been organized and... Read more

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Catholic community remembers Mexican immigrants who died at border

The Catholic community remembered those Mexican immigrants who died trying to cross the United States border into Arizona Sunday. About... Read more

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Sandinista leader proposes Cardinal Obando for Nobel Peace Prize

Daniel Ortega, who led the Sandinista government in Nicaragua during the 1980’s and was a declared enemy of Cardinal Miguel... Read more

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Statement against homosexual adoption sent to Spanish lawmakers

An independent organization called “Professionals for Ethics” has sent a statement entitled, “Children Have Rights” to all Spanish lawmakers this... Read more

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Vatican observer explains why evangelicals continue to flourish in Latin America

In his weekly column for this Tuesday, June 29, Vatican observer Sandro Magister of the online weekly “L’Espresso,” analyzes the... Read more

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Catholic bishops of North Dakota and Minnesota to issue letter against death penalty for accused killer

The Catholic bishops of North Dakota and Minnesota are expected to issue a letter this week, stating their position against... Read more

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Cardinal Medina denounces growing moral crisis in Chile

Cardinal Jorge Medina, ex-prefect of the Congregation for the Discipline of the Sacraments, lamented this week that his country is... Read more