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Socialists in Canary Islands want funds allotted for the Church to go to Masons
The newspaper “El Dia” of Santa Cruz de Tenerife in Canarian Islands revealed this Thursday that Socialists there, led by... Read more
Church in Bolivia not a part of the opposition to new Constitution
The secretary general of the Bishops’ Conference of Bolivia, Bishop Jesus Juarez of El Alto said Wednesday that the day... Read more
Alleged multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme targeted Catholics
An 82-year-old New York man has been charged with running a long-term Ponzi scheme targeted at Catholics, allegedly processing more... Read more
New CNA column examines bias behind mainstream media coverage
Today CNA is unveiling a new column which analyzes the media’s coverage of Catholic issues to uncover what is really... Read more
Atheism ads on buses spread from London to Spain
A campaign promoting atheism through ads on public buses in London has spread to the Spanish cities of Barcelona and... Read more
Venezuelan bishops: Government puts too much emphasis on maintaining power
During the opening of the 91st ordinary assembly of the Bishops’ Conference of Venezuela, conference president Archbishop Ubaldo Santana, said... Read more
Mexico prepares to host global gathering of families
Mexicans are gearing up to host a meeting of families from around the world. With just five days until the... Read more
Madoff fallout drains funding of abortion advocacy groups
Fallout from the exposure of investment manager Bernard Madoff’s massive $50 billion Ponzi scheme threw many individuals and charities into... Read more
‘Terri’s Day’ to mark disabled woman’s court-ordered death
Organizers are preparing to mark “Terri’s Day,” the fourth anniversary of Terri Schiavo’s death, to commemorate the severely disabled woman... Read more
Judge attacked by homosexual lobby garners massive support in Spain
Various pro-life and pro-family organizations in Spain have banded together to form a support group for Judge Ferrin Calamita, who... Read more
Bishops warn conflict in Gaza could spread to Lebanon
The Vatican daily the L’Osservatore Romano, has reported that the “Lebanese Maronite Catholic Church warned that the war in the... Read more
Malaysian government allows Catholic newspaper to print, with restrictions
The Malaysian government has announced it will allow a Catholic newspaper’s Malay edition to be published, but will not allow... Read more
Raymond Arroyo remembers Fr. Richard John Neuhaus
On April 11, 2005, I entered St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome with my friend Father Richard John Neuhaus to pay... Read more
Mexican bishop will continue warning against 'sins of the voting booth' despite threats
Bishop Florencio Olvera Ochoa of Cuernavaca in Mexico announced this week that despite the threats he has received, he will... Read more
Leaders pay tribute to Fr. Richard Neuhaus
Tributes to Fr. Richard John Neuhaus are pouring in from around the country, mourning the loss of a mentor, advisor,... Read more
Young people bring “Bread for my brother” to Ecuadorans most in need
For the last seven years, dozens of young Catholics in Ecuador have been volunteering to bring food and spiritual assistance... Read more
Christians in Holy Land celebrate Epiphany amidst conflict
Amidst the suffering caused by the conflict in the Gaza Strip but with the hope of a peace accord soon... Read more
Pope reviews conflicts around the globe, asserts need for fighting poverty
Build peace by fighting moral and material poverty, the Pope said today as he gathered diplomats from the more than... Read more
Editor of First Things, Fr. Richard John Neuhaus passes away
Fr. Richard John Neuhaus, the famous convert to Catholicism and editor-in- chief of the journal First Things passed away this morning... Read more
NIH grants $2 million to study effectiveness of cell phone sex-ed soap operas
A $2 million, four-year National Institutes of Health grant is funding a study on the effectiveness of cell phone soap... Read more
