Archive for August 3, 2007

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Heir to throne of Great Britain may have to renounce succession to marry Catholic fiancée

Peter Phillips, the Queen of Great Britain’s eldest grandson, may have to give up his place in the line of... Read more

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State panel approves group's ballot push to define personhood as a fertilized egg

A Colorado state board approved a ballot measure on Wednesday to define personhood in the Colorado Constitution as a fertilized... Read more

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Church of England would be nearly lost without gay priests, bishop claims

The Church of England would be close to shutting down if it wasn’t for its gay clergy, said the Anglican... Read more

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Gay Episcopal bishop endorses Obama

Bishop Gene Robinson of New Hampshire, the nation's first openly gay Episcopal bishop, has given his endorsement to presidential hopeful... Read more

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Village transformed with Catholic agency's help

Just a few years ago, Ywadaw, a Catholic village in central Myanmar with about 220 families, was a disorganized and... Read more

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Scouts called to continue offering invaluable service, says Pope

Pope Benedict XVI sent a telegram to the Scouts gathered in Chelmsford, England, for their Jamboree celebrating 100 years of... Read more

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Church opposes Marxist and totalitarian socialism in Venezuela, says cardinal

Cardinal Jorge Urosa Sabino of Caracas warned this week there are indications that President Hugo Chavez’s “21st Century Socialism” is... Read more

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Archbishop denounces attempts to implicate Church in 2002 coup attempt in Venezuela

Speaking on Union Radio, the president of the Committee on Culture and the Media of the Venezuelan Bishops’ Conference, Archbishop... Read more

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Cardinal Bergoglio launches campaign to restore Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola

During a Mass on the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires launched a fundraising... Read more

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Honduran officials to return 600 pieces of stolen sacred art

A Honduran government official in charge of the country’s cultural heritage said this week the government would return 600 pieces... Read more

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Morality without norms is product of distortion of sin, warns Argentinean archbishop

In a recent reflection, Archbishop Domingo Castagna of Corrientes warned that “sin always existed, since the first one was committed,”... Read more