Archive for August 14, 2006

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Mary reminds faithful to live with hearts turned to heaven, says Pope

The Blessed Virgin encourages the faithful to remain hopeful in the face of the inevitable problems of daily life, said... Read more

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Church leaders and families of prisoners appeal for mercy in Indonesia

The intervention of Catholic Church leaders, including the Pope himself, led the Indonesian government to issue a stay of execution... Read more

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Indian government official investigates problems of minority Christians

India’s minority Christian community got a hearing last week with a concerned parliamentarian, who was seeking to understand the problems... Read more

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Benedict reveals personal aspects of life as Pope

Pope Benedict XVI told German Radio and Television that he has grown since being elected pontiff and that he finds... Read more

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Archbishop calls on Salvadorans to collaborate in eradication of violence

Archbishop Fernando Saenz Lacalle of San Salvador has called on Salvadorans to collaborate in the struggle against violence and to... Read more

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Bishop says unborn child forgotten in recent debate about abortion in Argentina

In response to a recent decision by the Supreme Court of the Buenos Aires province that authorized an alleged rape... Read more

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Mexican cardinal calls for acceptance of Electoral Tribunal’s ruling on election results

The Archbishop of Mexico City, Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrera, has called on Mexicans to accept the decision of the Federal... Read more

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Free Trade Agreement outside purview of Church’s mission, bishop says

The president of the Bishops’ Conference of Costa Rica, Bishop Jose Francisco Ulloa Rojas of Cartago, said this week that... Read more

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Cardinal George recovering well, set to leave hospital

The Archdiocese of Chicago announced Monday, that Cardinal Francis George is recovering well and will leave the hospital sometime today.  Read more