Archive for November 10, 2010
Mexican bishop defends religious freedom of Catholic Church
Bishop Carlos Aguiar Retes, president of the bishops' conference of Mexico, spoke of the necessity for the Church to be... Read more
In vitro part of the holocaust of abortion, says Argentinean archbishop
Archbishop Hector Aguer of La Plata has criticized in vitro fertilization as a technique that plays with “the lives and... Read more
Pope says Spanish pilgrimage ‘inscribed in my heart’
In his weekly general audience at the Vatican on Nov. 10, Pope Benedict XVI described his recent pilgrimage to Spain... Read more
Martin Sheen stars in 'The Way,' a film about the Way of St. James
Director Emilio Estevez and his father, Martin Sheen, have debuted their new film, “The Way,” in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.... Read more
As bishops convert, Vatican moving on plan to welcome Anglicans
Just weeks after a papal pilgrimage to England, the announcement that five Anglican bishops plan to resign by year’s end... Read more
Cardinal Bergoglio exhorts bishops to serve with steadfast hearts
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, Argentina encouraged the country's bishops to pray for strength to serve “the people... Read more
New wave of attacks targets homes of Iraqi Christians
Coordinated anti-Christian attacks in Baghdad killed at least three and injured several dozen on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Mourning... Read more
Assisted suicide promoter preys on fearful and abandoned, opponent says
The prospect of a television ad promoting assisted suicide is causing a stir in New Zealand. One anti-euthanasia advocate is... Read more
Theologian consultant named for Catholic Campaign for Human Development
Fr. Daniel Mindling, OFM, Cap., will serve as the new consulting theologian for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. The... Read more
