Archive for October 11, 2004

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International Eucharistic Congress opens in Guadalajara, Mexico

The 48th International Eucharistic Congress, which opened with a solemn Eucharistic liturgy the evening of October 10 in Guadalajara, Mexico,... Read more

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Two intellectuals respond to Notre Dame Dean’s support of Catholics voting for Kerry

Prominent Catholic intellectuals Robert P. George and Gerard V. Bradley of Notre Dame University have written a vehement response to... Read more

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Pope's Apostolic Letter for the Year of the Eucharist now available in English

Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Letter, Mane Nobiscum Domine,  "Stay with us, Lord," on the occasion of the Year of... Read more

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Catholic Church donations boost marriage protection campaign

The Catholic Church of Michigan has donated about $500,000 to a state campaign to protect marriage, reported The Associated Press. Read more

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Catholic Familyland to hold conference on family and the Eucharist

Families across the world are expected to attend the Catholic Familyland Bloomingdale Indiana for the 16th International Totus Tuus Consecrate... Read more

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Carmelites sell oldest monastery in Canada

Seeking the peace and quiet needed for their monastic life, the Discalced Carmelites sold their first foundation house in Canada.... Read more

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Archbishop compares support for homosexual “marriage” with support for Hitler

Archbishop Antonio Cañizares Llovera of Toledo, Spain, said this week a new law that would make homosexual unions equivalent to... Read more

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Bishops got tough reaction from Supreme Court of Canada

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops were met with skepticism from Canada’s highest-ranking justices when they presented their brief against... Read more