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Legion of Christ welcomes investigation to clear founder of abuse allegations
Members of the Legion of Christ are confident that “a full and fair examination of the facts” will clear their... Read more
Thousands expected to defend life at national pro-life rally
Thousands of Canadians are expected to call on government to defend all human life at the national March for Life... Read more
Group blows whistle on Catholic colleges at odds with bishops’ directives
A national organization has blown the whistle on 13 Catholic colleges and universities, which have disregarded a directive of the... Read more
Jewish community expresses confidence in new Pope
Jewish leaders have expressed their confidence in Pope Benedict XVI, saying that the first two weeks of his papacy show... Read more
Hackers break into Catholic League website
Last weekend, the web site of the New York-based, Catholic League was hacked and uploaded with a message insulting U.S.... Read more
Homosexual leader lashes heavy criticism to gay movement
A leader in the national homosexual community has admonished homosexuals for their inability to take responsibility for their actions and... Read more
Denver critic: $150 million can’t buy Kingdom of Heaven a decent plot
Billed as what was to be one of the summer’s major blockbusters, Ridley Scott’s new big-dollar action film, Kingdom of... Read more
Vatican marks anniversary of end of WWII, supports U.N. Peace-building commission
The Holy See joined much of Europe yesterday in celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the end of World War II.... Read more
Spanish bishops: Catholics cannot vote for homosexual “marriage”
The Bishops Conference of Spain published an official statement last week reminding Catholics that they are morally obliged not to... Read more
Vatican announces Papal celebrations for May and June
The Vatican today released the schedule for liturgical celebrations due to be presided over by Pope Benedict for the months... Read more
Cardinal Ortega: Benedict XVI will firmly guide the Church amidst rampant relativism
In a Mass celebrated to mark the beginning of the pontificate of Benedict XVI, the Archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime... Read more
U.S. bishops file amicus brief in assisted-suicide case
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and other religious organizations jointly filed a friend-of-the-court brief Friday, declaring that the... Read more
Editor of controversial Jesuit magazine quits
The longtime editor of the international Jesuit magazine "America" has resigned after years of tension, sparking speculations about the reasons... Read more
Africa new breeding ground for Muslim terrorists, says confidential report
Conflict and extreme poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa have created a “permissive environment” for new recruits to al-Qaeda's terrorist network, says... Read more
Anglican Church of Canada postpones decision on same-sex unions
The governing body of the Anglican Church of Canada has decided to postpone a decision on performing same-sex marriages until... Read more
Archbishop Flynn will not allow communion to become ‘battleground’
Minnesota’s Archbishop Harry Flynn has decided to take a stand against what he sees as a protest by a national... Read more
Vatican official says rediscovery of Eucharist needed to counter satanic sacrilege
The Secretary for the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Sacraments, Archbishop Domenico Sorrentino, says a rediscovery of the Eucharist... Read more
Cardinal Martins will preside at beatification Mass
Earlier today, the Vatican announced that Cardinal Jose Saraiva Martins, prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, would... Read more
Pope urges Sri Lankan Bishops to guard children against exploitation
On Friday, Pope Benedict XVI welcomed bishops from the Church in last year’s tsunami-ravaged Sri Lanka in his first "ad... Read more
Communications can be used for good or ill, says Holy Father
Yesterday at noon in Rome, the Holy Father appeared at his study window to recite the traditional Regina Coeli prayer,... Read more
