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Fargo Bishop says Jesus' words 'I thirst' echo struggle to save Terri Schiavo
As the Christian world focused its attention on the passion and crucifixion of Christ on Good Friday, Bishop Samuel Aquila... Read more
3000 expected for Life Teen anniversary
On Memorial Day weekend this year, nearly 3000 teens and supporters will gather in Anaheim, California to celebrate the twentieth... Read more
Catholic teachers honored in Chicago with cash award
The staff of a Catholic grade school were recognized for excellence in teaching with the 2005 Cardinal’s Award for Teacher... Read more
Terri finally receives last rites and Communion, supporters to bring fight to DC
Terri Schiavo was given last rites and Easter communion after an initial opposition from her stranded husband Michael, while supporters... Read more
New South Dakota law acknowledges that abortion ends a ‘whole, unique human life’
Last week, South Dakota lawmakers created a roadblock for the abortion industry. A new state law now requires women seeking... Read more
Terri denied communion, Family ends battle in courts
In the most dramatic turn in the fight for Terri Schiavo's life, her parents asked supporters to return home to... Read more
Schiavo plea again rejected by judge; but family not giving up
Florida Judge George Greer has once again rejected a plea by the parents of brain-damaged Terri Schiavo, to keep the... Read more
Terri supporters to leave roses at Michael Schiavo's home
On Easter Sunday, March 27, supporters of Terri Schiavo will leave roses in front of Michael Schiavo's home. Read more
Over 150,000 Americans to become Catholic this Easter
One year before, she would have kept walking. But last fall, when 22-year old Dixie Ross saw the table advertising... Read more
Pope's suffering teaches 'message of the cross,' says papal biographer
In the twilight of his pontificate, marked by suffering and physical weakness, Pope John Paul II is challenging the world... Read more
Pro-life groups, Christian community banding together for Schiavo
Since last Friday, brain damaged Terri Schiavo has been without food and water following a court order at the request... Read more
Supreme Court denies Schiavo appeal to reinsert feeding tube, but fight continues in Florida
The Supreme Court this morning rejected an appeal on the part of the parents of brain damaged Terri Schiavo to... Read more
Judge won't hear new arguments for Schiavo; pro-life groups begging Gov. Bush to act
As options slowly deplete for the family of brain-damaged Terri Schiavo, a Florida state judge has now denied a request... Read more
Atlanta Court denies reinsertion of Schiavo feeding tube; pro-life groups continue fight
In the latest blow to the parents of brain-damaged Terri Schiavo, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta... Read more
Archbishop Chaput calls Schiavo’s starvation an ‘attack on the sanctity of human life’
Yesterday, in the wake of Florida Federal Judge James Whittemore’s decision not to reinsert brain-damaged Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube, which... Read more
Poll finds American’s morals increasingly influenced by the Pope
A poll conducted by ABC News recently found that more American Catholics see their moral views influenced by Pope John... Read more
Bishops support Fr. Pavone’s idea to found new pro-life religious community
The pro-life movement will soon have a new ally. Today, Fr. Frank Pavone, head of the group, Priests for Life... Read more
Catholic singles gather to discuss chastity
A comprehensive program at St. Anne’s Church helps single Catholics live chastity and offers services that promote life. Read more
Terri's life may be in Gobernor Bush's hands
A second U.S. court of appeals today denied the replacement of brain-damaged Terri Schiavo's feeding tube. The latest decision comes... Read more
Judge rule against reinserting Terri’s feeding tube draws strong criticism
A federal judge ruled this morning that Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube would not be reinserted. Read more
