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Chief Justice, FRC glad the Supreme Court will review case on Ten Commandments
The United States Supreme Court announced yesterday that it would review previous court decisions from Kentucky and Texas over public... Read more
American Life League honors Cardinal Rivera in Mexico
The largest pro-life organization in the United States honored Norberto Cardinal Rivera Carrera today with the Guardian of Truth Award... Read more
1000 British women per year obtain illegal abortions in Barcelona
Workers from the private clinic Ginemedex in Barcelona, Spain, acknowledged this week that the facility carries out illegal abortions, including... Read more
ABC reports that Ginemedex closely collaborates with the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), an organization that performs abortions and receives funding from the national health system.
The BPAS “openly recommends those who are at the 24 week limit or beyond to go to the Barcelona clinic... Read more
EU’s leaders reaffirm confidence in Catholic Italian politician
Incoming European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso reasserted his confidence in his entire team of designated commissioners on Tuesday after... Read more
Urgency of sex-ed is a myth, says Argentinean organization
The Argentinean Foundation for Woman (AFW) has released a statement it sent to the Buenos Aires legislature regarding a bill... Read more
Teens get morning-after pill free in France
For the last three years, the morning-after pill has been distributed to French women without a prescription and to minors... Read more
Dialogue with culture requires reaffirmation of Catholic identity
In an interview with CNA during his recent his visit to Brazil, Cardinal Paul Poupard, President of the Pontifical Council... Read more
Cardinal Sin remains hospitalized after suffering heart attack
Cardinal Jaime Sin, Archbishop Emeritus of Manila and one of the most important figures in the country, was taken to... Read more
NYT report on Archbishop Chaput slanted and misleading, transcript shows
An October 12 New York Times story featuring an interview with Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput that presents the archbishop as... Read more
International Eucharistic Congress opens in Guadalajara, Mexico
The 48th International Eucharistic Congress, which opened with a solemn Eucharistic liturgy the evening of October 10 in Guadalajara, Mexico,... Read more
Two intellectuals respond to Notre Dame Dean’s support of Catholics voting for Kerry
Prominent Catholic intellectuals Robert P. George and Gerard V. Bradley of Notre Dame University have written a vehement response to... Read more
Pope's Apostolic Letter for the Year of the Eucharist now available in English
Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Letter, Mane Nobiscum Domine, "Stay with us, Lord," on the occasion of the Year of... Read more
Catholic Church donations boost marriage protection campaign
The Catholic Church of Michigan has donated about $500,000 to a state campaign to protect marriage, reported The Associated Press. Read more
Catholic Familyland to hold conference on family and the Eucharist
Families across the world are expected to attend the Catholic Familyland Bloomingdale Indiana for the 16th International Totus Tuus Consecrate... Read more
Carmelites sell oldest monastery in Canada
Seeking the peace and quiet needed for their monastic life, the Discalced Carmelites sold their first foundation house in Canada.... Read more
Archbishop compares support for homosexual “marriage” with support for Hitler
Archbishop Antonio Cañizares Llovera of Toledo, Spain, said this week a new law that would make homosexual unions equivalent to... Read more
Bishops got tough reaction from Supreme Court of Canada
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops were met with skepticism from Canada’s highest-ranking justices when they presented their brief against... Read more
Pope wants Catholics to give “strong witness” in political life
At the conclusion of the recitation of the Angelus this Sunday, Pope John Paul II greeted the participants of the... Read more
After years of crisis, Catholics must reclaim identity, says Catholic publisher
The first crisis of contemporary Catholicism is not sex-abuse scandals or voting blocs, “but a fundamental loss of Catholic identity,”... Read more
