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“Icon for immigrants” given a home in parish church known as haven for immigrants
A life-sized statue of Christ found floating in the Rio Grande last year has been donated to Our Lady of... Read more
HLI urges Bush administration to rescind population-control policy
An international pro-life organization called upon the United States government to revoke its radical population-control policy at a press conference... Read more
Vandals target Jesus statue
A Catholic church in Delaware was vandalized Dec. 6, for the third time in recent weeks. This time, a bronze... Read more
Sister celebrates 100th birthday with joy
Sr. Mary Martin dePorres McKenna’s 100 years witness to a life of faith, joy and service. Read more
Christian opposition leader threatened for helping family members of political prisoners in Cuba
The Cubanet news agency denounced the Cuban government this week for threatening a leading Cuban dissident for attempting to help... Read more
“Doctors for Life” organize march against abortion in Spain
The association Doctors for Life, a group of mainly doctors and medical students from the Autonomous University of Madrid, has... Read more
Thousands attend Mass of reparation in Argentina
Thousands of Catholics in Argentina gathered on the feast of the Immaculate Conception to take part in a Mass at... Read more
Catholic musicians invited to participate in international Marian concert
The 6th International Festival of Christian Music, “The World Sings to Mary,” organized by Radio Kolbe SAT of Schio, Italy,... Read more
College Students Reach Out to Community For World Aids Day
Ranked last year by the Princeton Review as the number one party school in the nation, and still reeling from... Read more
Pope marks 150th anniversary of Immaculate Conception Consecrating the Church to Mary
Appearing in a good form on Wednesday, Pope John Paul presided over the 150th Anniversary of the Immaculate Conception and... Read more
Pope condemns attacks on churches in Iraq
Pope John Paul condemned on Wednesday the bombing of two churches in Iraq, the latest in a series of attacks... Read more
Christmas considered controversial despite majority population, notes Catholic League
Catholic League president William Donohue commended four major department stores in New York for wishing their Jewish patrons Happy Chanukah,... Read more
Preservation of cross at Mount Soledad depends on president
Two local congressmen have intervened in the 15-year battle to save the cross atop Mount Soledad in La Jolla, Ca.... Read more
Ohio Catholic wife takes marriage case to Vatican tribunal to prevent ‘no fault’ divorce
An Ohio woman is waiting to hear from the Catholic Church’s international tribunal in Rome whether her husband has a... Read more
Pope mockumentary wins top ticket at Canadian film fest
A mock documentary about a Jewish man who tries to meet Pope John Paul II while dressed as the devil,... Read more
Boston College considers merger with Weston
Boston College and the Weston Jesuit School of Theology are discussing a merger, reported the Associated Press. Read more
Jesuit magazine says elections results in US refute the idea of “two Americas”
The influential Jesuit magazine “La Civilitá Cattolica,” whose content is reviewed by the Vatican Secretary of State, has published an... Read more
Church needs “radical commitment to the Gospels” of the new movements, Vatican official says
Archbishop Estanislaw Rylko, President of the Pontifical Council for the Laity, said this week during the II Assembly of the... Read more
“Anglicanism is on the verge of implosion,” says Anglican bishop
The Anglican Archbishop of York, David Hope, told the newspaper “The Telegraph” on Sunday that because of the ordination of... Read more
Young people in Lima promise to live in chastity
On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the proclamation of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception, 100 young people... Read more
