Archive for February 3, 2005
Pope hopes to preside at Angelus on Sunday
Holy See Press Office Director Joaquin Navarro-Valls told journalists today that the “state of the Holy Father’s health has improved.”... Read more
Archbishop Burke supports Terri Schiavo's parents in fight for life
The most effective means to fight abortion and other threats to life is prayer, said Archbishop Raymond Burke of St.... Read more
Archdiocese of Detroit puts brakes on reception honoring gay-outreach
According to the Archdiocese of Detroit, a celebration honoring a local nun and her outreach to gays has been forced... Read more
Phoenix Bishop says that scandal may return a healthy sense of sin
Speaking to a group of youth ministers in the Diocese of Phoenix in January, Bishop Thomas Olmsted said that, “popes... Read more
Holy See to issue document on dignity of marriage and annulments
The Vatican announced this week the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts will release a new document entitled “Dignitas connubii” on... Read more
Holy Father expresses grief over death of 101-year-old Cardinal Bafile
Upon learning of the death of 101-year-old Cardinal Corrado Bafile yesterday, the Holy Father sent a telegram to Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger,... Read more
President of European Parliament expresses wishes for Pope’s recovery
Joseph Borrell Fontelles, president of the European Parliament, met this morning with Vatican officials, Angelo Sodano,Cardinal Secretary of State and... Read more
Priests' group urges support for Woman's-Right-to-Know Bill
Priests for Life is urging the Georgia state Senate to pass a bill that would require medical professionals to inform... Read more
UK Group threatens campaign against Aids Policy
The U.K.-based Catholic Action Group say that a deadline given to CAFOD, the Catholic Agency for Oversees Development to withdraw... Read more
Gathering set to kick off men’s ministry in Pittsburgh
A new group in Pittsburgh is reaching out to Catholic men, offering them an opportunity for faith and spiritual formation... Read more
Iraqi Christians claim they were denied right to vote
While Iraq is calling Sunday's elections a success, Christians in the Mideastern country and in the United States are claiming... Read more
Ecuadorian bishops say science does not negate abortifacient nature of the pill
Parishes throughout Ecuador are distributing a letter from the executive committee of the Bishops Conference of Ecuador, which warns that... Read more
