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Vatican official: Latin America ready to give the Church a pope
Archbishop Cipriano Calderon Polo, Vice President emeritus of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America and member of the Congregation for... Read more
Socialist government scorns dialogue with family associations
In response to the approval of a bill making homosexual unions equivalent to marriage by the Justice Committee of the... Read more
U.K. group releases Catholic voter guide
Today, the Catholic Action Group (C.A.G.) released its Voters Guide for Catholics in preparation for the U.K.’s upcoming general elections. Read more
Papal nuncio to Argentina: Magisterium of John Paul II changed the world
The Apostolic nuncio to Argentina, Archbishop Adriano Bernardini, said this week the magisterium left by John Paul II “has changes... Read more
Pro-family group publishes tools for same-sex marriage debate
A new document has been published to give Catholics the tools they need to explain why they oppose same-sex marriage. Read more
Government must recognize stay-at-home parents: Bishop Morissette
The Catholic Organization fro Life and the Family (COLF) is urging the Liberal government to provide financial assistance for families... 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
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
Mary Ann Glendon: Better catechesis for the laity urgent
The President of the Pontifical Council for the Sciences, Dr. Mary Ann Glendon, said Wednesday at the Vatican that the... Read more
Archbishop Sandri: ‘Church must bring to fruition legacy of extraordinary pope’
"To us, above all,” said Archbishop Leonardo Sandri, at a Mass for John Paul II last evening, “falls the task... Read more
Four votes, two plumes of smoke per day during Conclave
The cardinals gathered in the Conclave will vote twice in the morning and twice in the afternoon, but the burning... Read more
Preparations for the conclave: Cardinals explore state of Church in the world
142 cardinals participated this morning in the tenth General Congregation of Cardinals, leading up to Monday’s conclave where they will... Read more
Roman tailor puts final touches on vestments for new Pope
Filippo Gammarelli is praying the new Pope doesn’t have his own tailor. Read more
Lawmaker wants mandatory abortion counseling
An pro-life lawmaker wants to legislate mandatory counselling for all women seeking abortions. 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
‘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
Same-sex marriage amendment voted down in Parliament
An amendment to kill the Liberal government’s same-sex marriage legislation failed yesterday. Read more
Priest defends legacy of Cuban archbishop in response to arrogant Castro
Father Jose Conrado of the parish of St. Teresa of Jesus said this week the message pronounced by the Archbishop... 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
Vatican reveals surprising statistics on funeral Mass of John Paul II
The Press Office of the Holy See released statistics on Tuesday about the attendance at the Pope’s funeral and about... Read more
