Archive for September 2, 2004

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Popularity of ‘Passion’ is world's longing for the Eucharist, Phoenix bishop says

The world is longing for communion with Christ and evidence of that is the box office success of Mel Gibson’s... Read more

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Schedule of Pope’s trip to Marian shrine of Loreto announced

The Vatican released the schedule of the Holy father’s pilgrimage to the Marian shrine of Loreto this Sunday, September 5.... Read more

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Catholic Church, Evangelical Christian team up against stem-cell research in CA

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and a wealthy evangelical Christian are the major funders to date of a campaign... Read more

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Catholic Charities USA brace to help hurricane victims

Catholic Charities USA has launched a campaign in anticipation of the devastating effects of Hurricane Frances, which is expected to... Read more

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New Canadian Supreme Court judges said to favor same-sex marriage

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin appointed two judges to the Supreme Court of Canada, whose past rulings indicate that they... Read more

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Church prepares to mark Patriot Day, Sept. 11

Masses, rallies and a dedication of a memorial are among the events planned for dioceses and parishes in the United... Read more

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Bishops of Sudan issue plea for international help to stop genocide

The Bishops of Sudan have asked the United Nations and the international community to pressure the government of Khartoum to... Read more

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Portuguese government justifies preventing abortion boat from entering waters

The Primer Minister of Portugal, Pedro Santana Lopes, guaranteed this week that the Dutch abortion boat operated by the feminist... Read more

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Spanish bishop criticized abortion and divorce law

Bishop Jose Gea Escolano of Mondoñedo-Ferrol, criticized this week a legislative package the Socialist government is seeking to implement in... Read more

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French Catholic schools open doors to Muslim girls expelled for wearing veils

Catholic schools in France have announced they would be willing to enroll Muslim girls who might be expelled from public... Read more

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Church in world’s largest Muslim country about to become self-sufficient in priests

The Church in Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim country, is receiving enough vocations to the priesthood that in a short... Read more