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Rockford bishop talks about possibilities for John Paul’s successor
Bishop Thomas Doran believes it won't be too long before the 115 cardinals elect the new Pope. Read more
President Bush greets Pope Benedict XVI
Today, President George W. Bush read a short statement at White House's South Lawn greeting Pope Benedict XVI. Read more
Eucharist pulled from E-bay sale
The sale of a Eucharistic host allegedly consecrated by Pope John Paul II on the on-line auction site, E-bay, reportedly... Read more
Notre Dame to present Cardinal Arinze with honorary doctorate
The University of Notre Dame will confer an honorary doctorate to Cardinal Francis Arinze, Prefect of the Congregation of Divine... Read more
Friends, relatives hold Schiavo service
Friends and family of Terri Schiavo gathered for a memorial mass for the 41-year-old woman who died two weeks ago... Read more
Law group sues governor over rule targeting pro-life pharmacists
A lawsuit has been filed in an effort to protect a pharmacist’s right to continue to carry out his profession... Read more
Denver women commend governor for veto of emergency contraception bill
Yesterday at the Colorado State Capitol building, over 40 people turned out at a press conference to show their support... Read more
New U.S. ambassador named to Vatican
President George Bush has named an Oklahoma businessman, Francis Rooney III as the U.S.’ new ambassador to the Vatican. Read more
Marian conference to receive monstrance blessed by John Paul II
A monstrance, blessed by Pope John Paul II specifically to encourage prayer for vocations, will make a three-day stop at... Read more
Terri Schiavo attorney calls on court to protect life of elderly woman
David Gibbs, lead counsel for the parents of the late Terri Schiavo, has called on a Georgia Probate Court Judge... Read more
Funeral held for pre-born baby found in wastewater
A funeral was held April 11 for a five-month-old fetus found at the county’s wastewater treatment plant last week, reported... Read more
Catholic doctors speak against access to morning-after pill without a prescription
Catholic doctors expressed their position in the ongoing debate on legislation that would require hospitals to offer rape victims the... Read more
Ad campaign decries activist judges, urges senators to vote on qualified
A leading grassroots organization has launched the first phase of a national television advertising campaign that points to the fallout... Read more
Parents must have free choice for children’s education: Archbishop Gomez
Parents have the right to choose where their children attend school, and a law that ensures “parents’ free choice of... Read more
Benedictine College students saw John Paul as the ‘embodiment of Catholicism’
As cardinals from around the world prepare for the April 18th conclave in which they will elect the next shepherd... Read more
‘Day of Truth’ to counter pro-homosexual protest in schools
A Day of Truth is being organized tomorrow to counter today’s pro-homosexual Day of Silence, held in some high schools. Read more
Pro-life groups calls a boycott of GE for its research on embryonic stem cells
A pro-life group is outraged by General Electric's decision to pursue research on embryonic stem cells. Read more
Lawmaker wants mandatory abortion counseling
An pro-life lawmaker wants to legislate mandatory counselling for all women seeking abortions. Read more
Life-sized painting of John Paul II unveiled at University
In honor of the life and influence of Pope John Paul II, especially on younger generations, Franciscan University of Steubenville... Read more
Pro-life leader found not guilty of keeping remains of aborted baby for display
A pro-life leader was found not guilty in the District of Columbia of keeping a dead body for public display. Read more
