Archive for November 16, 2004
Federal judge throws out pro-abortion ex-teacher’s lawsuit against Catholic school
Yesterday morning a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against Ursuline Academy, a Catholic all-girls school in Willmington, Delaware, for... Read more
Pope: break down walls of division, hostility, hatred so family of God can praise Him in harmony
In today's general audience in the Paul VI Hall, Pope John Paul II catechized on the theme of Psalm 66,... Read more
Ad targets bishops during annual meeting
The American Life League published an ad in yesterday’s Washington Times, directed at the United States bishops who are meeting... Read more
Bishops' official says abortion pill should be shelved
The abortion pill, RU-486, also known as Mifrepex, which has been linked to the deaths of several women, should be... Read more
Catholic lawmaker asked to quit choir for supporting abortion
A Catholic priest has asked one of his parishioners to stop leading the church choir because her pro-abortion position as... Read more
Buttiglione explains European Parliament's rejection of his candidacy
Rocco Buttiglione, Italian Minister of European Affairs, explained this week the reasons for withdrawing himself as a candidate for the... Read more
Archbishop Rylko calls on Spanish Catholics to maintain "decisive and sharp presence in society"
During the Congress of Lay Apostolates which took place last weekend in Madrid, the President of the Pontifical Council for... Read more
Archbishop says Gospel offers complete "cure" for stress
The Archbishop of Durando, Mexico, Hector Gonzalez Martinez, warned Mexicans this week that people who suffer from illnesses due to... Read more
Vatican exhibit explores ancient art
A new free exhibit of ancient art opens today at the Vatican Museums and runs until Jan. 31 Read more
Condemnation of offensive portrayal of Virgin Mary on Argentinean television
The Foundation Argentina for Tomorrow denounced an offense committed against the Virgin Mary on a television program in which the... Read more
