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Pope appoints American as new Nuncio for Bangladesh
Yesterday, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Monsignor Joseph Martino as new Apostolic Nuncio to Bangladesh, making him an archbishop. Read more
Military officer sues over mandatory vaccine with abortion source
A Catholic U.S. Coast Guard officer has filed suit to prevent being forced to receive a Hepatitis vaccination derived from... Read more
Catholic shelters help migrants into U.S. amid immigration controversy
Many Catholics and Catholic organizations are assisting migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexican border in their search for work, Reuters reports. Read more
Catholic peacekeeping conference scheduled for 2008
An interdisciplinary group of scholars and peacebuilding practitioners from conflict-torn countries around the world will meet in April at the... Read more
Catholics in Turkey to celebrate two millennia of St. Paul
Catholics in the majority-Muslim country of Turkey will soon celebrate the 2,000th anniversary of Saint Paul, who was born in... Read more
Sudanese Catholic Bishops Conference elects new leadership
The Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference has elected its head officials for the next three years. Read more
Pope celebrates one of his favorite traditions
Pope Benedict XVI marked the end of the Christmas celebration today with the feast of the Lord’s Baptism. Speaking to... Read more
Walk for Life West Coast will take place January 19
The 4th annual Walk for Life West Coast and Rally will take place January 19 along San Francisco’s waterfront. Along... Read more
Pope calls on young immigrants to build just society
At the conclusion of Sunday’s Angelus, the Pope called the immigrant youth of the world to contribute in building a... Read more
St. Gregory’s University in Oklahoma adds third campus
St. Gregory’s University announced this week that its rapidly expanding College for Working Adults (CWA) will open a third campus.... Read more
Catholic Charities marks first anniversary of the launch of campaign to reduce poverty in America
Catholic Charities USA today marked the first anniversary of the launch of its ambitious effort to cut the U.S. poverty... Read more
College students prepare to “Go, and set the world on fire!”
Three thousand college students gathered in Texas as the New Year began, but they weren’t there to party. Instead they... Read more
Latino leaders association to hold first national gathering in San Antonio
A newly formed group of Catholic Latinos leaders has announced that they will hold their first national gathering on January... Read more
50,000 Mexican youth to participate in pilgrimage to Mt. Christ the King
More than fifty thousand young people in Mexico will participate in a pilgrimage organized by the Witness and Hope Movement... Read more
New campaign launched to promote family rosary
The recent controversy unleashed between pro-family organizations and government officials in Spain in the wake of the pro-family march on... Read more
Female guerrilla member escapes from FARC to avoid forced abortion
A 17 year-old member of the Marxist rebel group FARC who is three months pregnant has escaped from the organization... Read more
Spanish cardinal: investing in healthy family life is best bet for peace
Amidst the debate in Spain over the recent pro-family march in Madrid, the archbishop of Valencia, Cardinal Agustin Garcia-Gasco, said,... Read more
Release of hostages a demand of humanitarian rights, Colombian bishop says
The secretary general of the Bishops’ Conference of Colombia, Bishop Fabian Marulanda, said the release by the rebel group FARC... Read more
Vatican shocked at manipulation of Pope’s speech on Rome
The Holy See’s Press Office has expressed amazement at how Pope Benedict XVI’s meeting with the mayor of Rome and... Read more
Vatican City police thanked by Pope, given inspiration to serve
As he does at the beginning of every year, the Pope received members of the police force in charge of... Read more
