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Pope Benedict XVI sends message to Poland in remembrance of Pope John Paul II
The Vatican released today the text of a video message recorded by Pope Benedict XVI to the people of Poland. ... Read more
Dominican archbishop says Church encouraged organ donation “as a gesture of life”
The president of the Bishops’ Conference of the Dominican Republic and Archbishop of Santiago, Ramon Benito de la Rosa y... Read more
Massive pro-life march to be held in Argentina
The organization We Choose Life announced this week a massive pro-life march will take place on November 4 in the... Read more
Polish government issues new currency with image of John Paul II
On October 16, the 28th anniversary of the election to the papacy of the Servant of God, John Paul II,... Read more
Honduran cardinal rejects award from Unification Church
The Unification Church, founded by cult leader Sun Myung Moon, has issued an award through one of its shadow organizations... Read more
Cardinal Poupard sends message to Hindus, seek love to overcome violence and hatred
The Vatican released, today, a message from Cardinal Paul Poupard, President of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, to members... Read more
Angolan bishop denounces violence and vandalism of groups who refuse to accept his authority
Bishop Filomeno do Nascimiento Vieira Dias of Cabinda, Angola, has issued a statement denounce the acts of violence and vandalism... Read more
Argentinean archbishop decries misunderstanding of Kingdom of God
During his weekly reflection, Archbishop Emeritus Carmelo Giaquinta of Resistencia, Argentina, said there is a “misunderstanding of the Kingdom of... Read more
“Therapeutic abortion” being used to open door to more abortions in Peru
Representative of pro-abortion organizations are pressuring the Peruvian government to modify its laws to allow so called “therapeutic abortion” to... Read more
Mexican government bars entry of alleged abuse victim’s lawyers for violating immigration laws
The Mexican government has barred a group of lawyers from the US from entering the country after the attorneys, who... Read more
Biographical John Paul II cartoon presents Pope's life in a format for the whole family
The first animated film on the life of Pope John Paul II will be released this week. John Paul II:... Read more
As Vatican "officially" announces trip to Turkey, Cardinal Bertone calls for Christian-Muslim dialogue ‘in favor of man’
This morning the Vatican released a schedule for Pope Benedict XVI's trip to Turkey. Thus making official rumors that the... Read more
Cardinal O’Brien backs Scottish independence from UK
Cardinal Keith O'Brien said he backed Scotland’s independence from the United Kingdom, predicting that independence would come “before too long,”... Read more
Pope praises four new saints who left everything to follow Christ
Tens of thousands of people gathered in St. Peter’s Square, Sunday, to participate in the canonization ceremony of a religious... Read more
Ukrainian Catholic seminarians and priests evangelizing soldiers
Fr. Bohdan Prach, rector of Holy Spirit Seminary in Lviv, Ukraine, said his seminarians have had great success in their... Read more
American youth play role in canonization of Mother Guerin
As of next week, Blessed Theodore Guerin High School in Noblesville, Indiana, will officially change its name to Saint Theodore... Read more
Argentinean archbishop speaks out for prisoners, demands justice and end to delays
Commenting on hunger strikes taking place in several Buenos Aires prisons, Archbishop Hector Aguer of La Plata said the constant... Read more
Thousands participate in devotions to Our Lady of the Pilar in Spain
Thousands of Catholics yesterday participated in the traditional offering of flowers to Our Lady of the Pilar, Spain’s patroness, whose... Read more
Venezuelan archbishop skeptical of Chavez, but hopes for authentic conversion
The vice president of the Bishops’ Conference of Venezuela, Archbishop Roberto Luckert Leon of Coro said yesterday he hoped President... Read more
Catholic leaders, development experts to explore solutions to global poverty
Catholic leaders, international development experts and grassroots advocates will gather in San Francisco this month to discuss strategies for alleviating... Read more
