Archive for December 14, 2004
Truth about man cannot be reached by mere science, Pope tells university students
During the annual Mass for university students and faculty members from Roman and other European universities with Pope John Paul... Read more
Group files lawsuit against bill protecting health care workers from providing abortion
A pro-abortion association, whose members include Planned Parenthood, announced plans Dec. 13 to file a federal lawsuit against the pro-life... Read more
Abortion still top concern among Catholic investors
In a Top Ten list of issues, about which Catholic investors in 2004 are most concerned, abortion takes first place,... Read more
Independent initiatives mark Catholic school rebirth in Chicago
New Catholic schools are opening and flourishing in the Archdiocese of Chicago, thanks to committed parents and the investments of... Read more
Pope receives Christmas tree during general audience
Pope John Paul II received a Christmas tree from the Archbishop and faithful of the autonomous Italian province of Trento... Read more
Dark future for Christians in Arab regions if world continues neglect, says scholar
The situation in the Arab world has reached a point at which the further subjugation and persecution of Christians in... Read more
Anglican Church faces implosion and life underground, says senior adviser
A senior adviser to the Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a warning that the Church of England will fragment over... Read more
Emotional Mass in Cuba to celebrate restoration of island's oldest church
This Sunday hundreds of Cubans participated in an emotional Mass to mark the re-inauguration of the Hermitage of the Immaculate,... Read more
Despite boycott, thousands march against abortion in Spain
More than two thousand people participated in a march for life this past Saturday near the Ministry of Health in... Read more
Cardinal Rivera calls on Mexicans to contribute for building of church for St. Juan Diego
Cardinal Norberto Rivera, Archbishop of Mexico City, is calling on Mexicans to financially assist the Church to continue building a... Read more
Sexual “taboos” exist for a reason, says Australian minister
The morals which the “sexual revolution” considered to be “taboos” exist for a reason, Health Minister Tony Abbott told “The... Read more
CELAM plans gathering on Social Responsibility of Businesses
The Latin America Bishops Conference (CELAM) is planning a gathering of the bishops of the region to discuss how to... Read more
