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Pope’s Encyclical, Love is not an ideology.
The next encyclical of Pope Benedict XVI will be a comment on the First Letter of Saint John, in which... Read more
Diocese to create one system for all Catholic schools
The Diocese of Lansing's Catholic schools will unify to form a K-12 school system to eventually encompass some suburban schools. Read more
Culture war between pro-family groups and homosexual lobby on the rise in business world
More than 40 pro-family groups in the US have threatened to boycott Ford if it continues to openly support the... Read more
Called to greatness: Denver Archbishop encourages college students to live vocations of glorifying God
Recalling the role of his own mother in shaping his faith as a young boy, the Archbishop said that “each... Read more
Pope to Jewish community: We must work together to transmit Ten Commandments, denounce injustice, violence
In a meeting earlier today with Chief Rabbi Riccardo Di Sengi and members of Rome’s Jewish community, Pope Benedict stressed... Read more
In New Year, constantly ‘seek’ and ‘find’ Jesus, Pope tells Vatican audience
Speaking briefly yesterday, on the occasion of the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Pope Benedict XVI called for an... Read more
Carry out your duties conscientiously, altruistically, Pope tells Vatican police
This weekend, Pope Benedict XVI met with members of the General Inspectorate for Public Security at the Vatican, which oversees... Read more
Group launches national campaign to include ex-gay resources in sex-ed curricula
A nonprofit group that is working to impact the national debate on homosexuality—by letting everyone know that no one is... Read more
Pro-life campaign must succeed, says Catholic League
The Catholic League is encouraging Catholics across the country to support the United States bishops’ pro-life campaign, called the Second... Read more
Splinter group sees slow reconciliation with Vatican
Talks aimed at reconciling the Vatican and the Society of St. Pius X are progressing, according to Bishop Bernard Fellay,... Read more
Venezuela on verge of Marxist dictatorship says cardinal
In one his harshest criticisms to date of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Cardinal Rosalio Castillo Lara accused that country’s government... Read more
Mexican bishops exhorts Catholics to tithe
Bishop Jose Guadalupe Martin Rabago of Leon, Mexico, called on the faithful in his diocese this week to take part... Read more
Russian Patriarch calls on Protestants to resolve homosexual “marriage” problem
The Patriarch of Moscow, Alexis II, has called on Protestant Churches to solve the issue of homosexual “marriage” by adhering... Read more
Believers could become “second-class citizens” in Brazil
The famous Brazilian legal scholar, Yves Gandra Martins, has published an article in the Jornal do Brasil denouncing the government’s... Read more
Bishops of the world to meet to express solidarity with Holy Land
Bishops from around the world will be gathering for the Assembly of Catholic Ordinaries of the Holy Land in Jerusalem... Read more
Women’s group commends Alito for hearings
In a press release yesterday, Concerned Women for America commended Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito for his “superb job... Read more
Green light for new pro-life priest order
Fr. Frank Pavone, head of the group, Priests for Life, has announced that a new priestly society--one devoted to work... Read more
A window into St. Bernadette, CNA speaks to film star, Sydney Penny
On February 11th, Ignatius Press will host a nationwide re-release of the classic film, The Passion of Bernadette, which is... Read more
Imitate Christ: who came not to be served but to serve, Pope tells Pontifical workers
Speaking today to members of the “sediari pontifici”, the group of men who are historically charged with bearing the literal... Read more
Diocese hosts live Web forum on pastoral reorganization
The Diocese of Springfield held its first live Web forum Tuesday in an effort to answer parishioners’ questions and concerns... Read more
