Archive for January 11, 2006
Pro-lifers to walk through downtown LA on Roe v. Wade anniversary
Thousands of people are expected to meet at the Los Angeles Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Jan. 22... Read more
Federal judge rules school cannot bar student from wearing pro-life shirt
A federal judge has ruled that a high school principal cannot prohibit a student from wearing his pro-life shirt in... Read more
Vatican clamps down on Polish clergy
The Vatican has issued a disciplinary document for Polish clergy after reports that some priests were becoming involved in business... Read more
New book tracks role of Catholic Church in state politics
The Catholic Church is playing an increasingly important role in state politics, says Wake Forest University sociologist David Yamane in... Read more
Argentine archbishop says Latin America bears mark of baptism of Jesus
During the celebration of the feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Archbishop Domingo Castagna said the peoples of Latin... Read more
Bolivian bishops reflect on state of country during retreat
The Secretary General of the Bishops’ Conference of Bolivia, Bishop Jesus Juarez, announced this week that during their spiritual retreat... Read more
CNA News is now available for Pocket PC, Palm and mobile phone.
Starting today, CNA users can synchronize their portable devices, Pocket PC, Palm and mobile phones with a completely free news... Read more
Apostolic Nuncio in Peru hopeful for peaceful and democratic elections
Speaking on behalf of the entire diplomatic corps in Peru, the country’s Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Rino Passigato, expressed to the... Read more
Civil authorities obliged to care for families, elderly, sick, and unborn, says Pope
In a traditional New Year’s gathering, Pope Benedict today met with civic leaders from around Rome, to whom he strongly... Read more
Pope to Neocatechumenal Way families: faithfully adhere to liturgical directives, be humble, joyful witnesses to Christ
Earlier today at the Vatican, Pope Benedict XVI met with a group of some 200 families from the Catholic Neocatechumenal... Read more
British airline bans Bibles aboard planes to avoid offending Muslims
A British airline has prohibited its employees from carrying Bibles, using crucifixes or St. Christopher Medals, on flights to Saudi... Read more
