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Bush says he won’t choose judicial nominee based on abortion, other ‘hot-button issues’

Jul 6, 2005

On his way to this week’s G8 summit in Scotland yesterday, and facing a heated battle back in Washington over... Read more

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Bishop Skylstad urges Bush to consider court nominee who will support protection human life

Jul 6, 2005

In a recent letter, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops President, Bishop William Skylstad urged President George Bush to consider key... Read more

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Leftist party wants taxpayer money to fund “sex changes”

Jul 6, 2005

After throwing its full support behind the new law allowing homosexual “marriage” and no-fault divorce, the radical left-wing party in... Read more

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Bishops warn power vacuum can turn Mexico into an ungovernable country

Jul 6, 2005

The Bishops’ Conference of Mexico issued a statement this week warning that the power vacuums created by the corruption and... Read more

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Homosexual “marriage” signifies triumph of European identity crisis, says Italian senator

Jul 6, 2005

The leader of the Italian Senate, Marcello Pera, said this week the approval of homosexual “marriage” and no-fault divorce in... Read more

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Indonesia celebrates 200 years of Christianity

Jul 6, 2005

The Archdiocese of Jakarta is celebrating 200 years of Christian life in Indonesia with celebrations scheduled to run all the... Read more

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Israel extends papal invitation

Jul 6, 2005

On Wednesday, Pope Benedict XVI was presented with commemorative stamps from Israeli and German leaders as well as an invitation... Read more

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Cardinal Egan asks deacons not to run for public office

Jul 6, 2005

Archbishop of New York, Cardinal Edward Egan recently notified deacons across the archdiocese that they should no longer run for... Read more

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Synod document addresses liturgical abuses, calls Eucharist center of Christian life

Jul 6, 2005

The Vatican today, released a synopsis of the working document of the "Instrumentum laboris" for the Eleventh Ordinary General Assembly... Read more

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Numerous changes at upcoming Bishop’s Synod, says Archbishop Eterovicand

Jul 6, 2005

This morning at the Vatican, secretary general, Archbishop Nikola Eterovicand, and under-secretary Msgr. Fortunato Frezza, of the Synod of Bishops... Read more

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Italian group presents annual ‘Peter’s Pence’ to Pope Benedict

Jul 6, 2005

In a meeting this morning with 30 members of the Italian group, Circolo San Pietro, Pope Benedict received the traditional... Read more

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Masses, prayer vigils scheduled across Britain for bombing victims

Jul 6, 2005

In light of his own shock at this morning’s events, the Bishop of Lichfield today announced that a number of... Read more

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Catholic leaders express sympathy, shock at London attacks

Jul 6, 2005

Hours after a series of rush hour attacks which rocked London's transit system leaving about 40 dead, Catholic leaders from around... Read more

Pope calls London blasts ‘barbaric acts against humanity’

Jul 6, 2005

Hours after a series of terrorist attacks rocked London’s transit system during this morning’s rush hour commute, Pope Benedict XVI... Read more

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Opposition to same-sex “marriage” is not discrimination against homosexuals

Jul 5, 2005

Bishop Jose Sanchez Gonzalez of Sigüenza-Guadalajara, Spain, said this week opposition to same-sex marriage is not tantamount to discrimination against... Read more

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Show the face of Christ to the world, cardinal tells young people attending WYD

Jul 5, 2005

During a press conference on World Youth Day 2005, which will take place in Germany in August, Cardinal Joachim Meisner... Read more

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Colombian bishops: child’s right to a father and a mother supersede homosexual demands

Jul 5, 2005

The Secretary General of the Bishops’ Conference of Colombia, Bishop Fabian Marlanda, reiterated this week the Church’s opposition to the... Read more

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Canadian Archbishop warns against impending female-ordination ceremony

Jul 5, 2005

In the wake of an invalid ceremony on Saturday in which a French woman declared herself a Catholic priest, Kingston,... Read more

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Many Ratzinger critics warming up to soft-spoken Pope Benedict

Jul 5, 2005

The New York Times reported this week that many former critics of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger are warming up to the... Read more

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World Youth Day cross begins final push for Cologne, eyes of the world turn to Germany

Jul 5, 2005

On Friday, Catholics around the world will begin the final forty-day countdown before the 11th annual World Youth Day celebration,... Read more