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Diocese hosts live Web forum on pastoral reorganization
The Diocese of Springfield held its first live Web forum Tuesday in an effort to answer parishioners’ questions and concerns... Read more
A window into St. Bernadette, CNA speaks to film star, Sydney Penny
On February 11th, Ignatius Press will host a nationwide re-release of the classic film, The Passion of Bernadette, which is... Read more
Green light for new pro-life priest order
Fr. Frank Pavone, head of the group, Priests for Life, has announced that a new priestly society--one devoted to work... Read more
Women’s group commends Alito for hearings
In a press release yesterday, Concerned Women for America commended Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito for his “superb job... Read more
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
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
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
L.A. cathedral cancels Christian unity event
The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles on Monday canceled a Christian unity conference that it... Read more
Ignited by Truth Catholic Conference
A Catholic conference next month is open to all people who want to learn about the Catholic faith, not just... Read more
Archbishop Levada questioned on Portland sex abuse cases
The highest-ranking American at the Vatican, Archbishop William Levada, was deposed for seven hours Monday when lawyers questioned him on... Read more
Can intelligent design be taught as philosophy? California parents file suit over high school course
A group of parents in a small California school district, north of Los Angeles, are trying to squelch a local... Read more
USCCB: Korean Cloning hoax shows that good ethics necessary for good science
On Thursday, a South Korean investigation found that scientist Hwang Woo-suk and his discredited research team had no real evidence... Read more
Reduce demand for arms by analyzing need, promoting peace, says Vatican rep. to U.N.
In an address yesterday to the United Nations, Archbishop Celestino Migliore, permanent U.N. observer for the Holy See, called on... Read more
Abortion takes top billing at Alito hearings
As senate confirmation hearings for would-be Supreme Court Justice Judge Samuel Alito enter their second day, senators--particularly those on the... Read more
Fidelis launches animated ad for Alito hearings
A Catholic advocacy group, called Fidelis, launched an Internet-based animated advertising campaign Jan. 9 to coincide with the confirmation hearings... Read more
Montana Bishop: Catholic priesthood stands in marked contrast with secular success symbols
Speaking last month on the occasion of the first priestly ordination in his diocese since becoming its head in 2004,... Read more
Bishop calls for classes in method of birth control
Bishop Thomas Olmsted of Phoenix is now the third U.S. bishop to require a full course of natural family planning... Read more
Mexican cardinal criticized xenophobic attitude of US against immigrants
The Archbishop of Mexico City, Cardinal Norberto Rivera, criticized what he termed the “xenophobic attitude” of the United States as... Read more
Springfield diocese launches process to shut down parishes
The Diocese of Springfield has launched a process to help determine which churches should close given demographic shifts and the... Read more
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