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Bishop calls on Cubans to live authentic charity as they celebrate their patroness

Sep 12, 2004

During his traditional radio address on the feast of Our Lady of Charity, Patroness of Cuba, Bishop Emilio Aranguren of... Read more

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Mexican bishops demand hazardous effects of morning after pill be made known

Sep 12, 2004

Several Mexican bishops are demanding government officials inform the public regarding the abortifacient nature of the morning after pill, which... Read more

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HLI salutes Portuguese Pro-life groups for fighting against Dutch abortion ship

Sep 12, 2004

Human Life International sent congratulations last week to the Portuguese pro-life group “Maternity and Life” for its intense efforts to... Read more

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Pope “active and in command” according to Archbishop of Pittsburgh

Sep 9, 2004

According to the Archbishop Donald Wuerl of Pittsburgh, who visited the the Holy Father this week, Pope John Paul II... Read more

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Michigan sisters’ support of pro-abortion group affront to Church, says American Life League

Sep 9, 2004

American Life League is outraged that the Immaculate Heart of Mary sisters in Michigan made a financial donation to a... Read more

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Oregon Catholic board lends support to ballot against same-sex marriage

Sep 9, 2004

The Oregon Catholic Conference is expected to support a ballot that would ban same-sex marriage when its board meets today,... Read more

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New film about ‘ex-homosexuals’ to premiere on ‘Coming Out Day’

Sep 9, 2004

A new film, to be released next month, debunks the notion that homosexuality is a fixed sexual orientation. “I Do... Read more

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U.S. Catholic program launches campaign in fight against poverty

Sep 9, 2004

More than 10 percent of Americans live in poverty, says a report issued by the U.S. Census Bureau Aug. 26,... Read more

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American views of Islam sharply divided

Sep 9, 2004

Roughly four-in-ten Americans (39%) say they have a favorable impression of Islam, while about as many (37%) say they have... Read more

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Brazilian bishops issue clarification on use of contraception to fight AIDS

Sep 9, 2004

In statements to the Catholic News Agency, the Secretary General of the Bishops Conference of Brazil, Bishop Odilio Scherer, clarified... Read more

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Cubans around the world celebrate Marian feast praying for freedom

Sep 9, 2004

This past Wednesday, September 8, feast of the Birth of Mary, Catholics in Cuba celebrated the feast of their country’s... Read more

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Argentineans urged to be generous in helping the poor

Sep 9, 2004

A committee of the Argentinean Bishops Conference is urging Argentineans to be generous in a special collection that will be... Read more

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St. Paul’s Outside the Walls to remain under care of Benedictines, turnover cancelled

Sep 9, 2004

Vatican observer Sandro Magister issued a post scriptum concerning news of the turnover taking place in the running of the... Read more

John Paul II to remember September 11 tragedy with American bishops

Sep 9, 2004

Pope John Paul II will meet tomorrow with various U.S. bishops on the occasion of the third anniversary of the... Read more

U.S. bishops said to withdraw presidential questionnaire

Sep 8, 2004

In a letter released to the U.S. bishops Friday, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Office of Government Liaison announced... Read more

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Cardinal Mahony ordered to hand over secret documents on accused priests

Sep 8, 2004

The Los Angeles Superior Court yesterday ordered Cardinal Roger Mahony to hand over documents from the archdiocese’s secret personnel files... Read more

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Pope welcomes members of Schoenstatt movement

Sep 8, 2004

Pope John Paul II today welcomed 2,000 members of the Schoenstatt movement, a Catholic secular institute devoted to defending family... Read more

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Law center challenges removal of 43-foot cross from public square

Sep 8, 2004

The West Coast regional office of the Thomas More Law Center has filed a brief in federal court, challenging a... Read more

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Nebraska ruling favors abortion doctors, says USCCB official

Sep 8, 2004

A Nebraska federal court’s decision yesterday that the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act is unconstitutional shows that the courts will not... Read more

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Democrats give up on religious outreach

Sep 8, 2004

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) decided to end its religious outreach program after it received some negative attention about the... Read more