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Catholic League demands NBC sitcom be shelved
The Catholic League is demanding that NBC retire the sitcom “Committed” after the network made “a direct frontal assault on... Read more
Pope readmitted to hospital; Vatican cites flu-relapse
The Vatican announced this morning that Pope John Paul II has been readmitted to Gemelli hospital with a relapse of... Read more
Cardinal announces five to be canonized
Cardinal Secretary of State Angelo Sodano, by request of the Pope this morning, presided at the Ordinary Public Consistory for... Read more
Schiavo case given renewed hope
A Florida judge yesterday, gave 41-year old brain damaged Terri Schiavo until at least Friday before her husband will be... Read more
US Senators buoyed by UN ban on cloning
United States Senators this week were encouraged by a United Nations declaration, calling on all nations to ban all forms... Read more
“Memory and Identity”: The Pope proves himself an “exceptional European”
Referring to the new book by Pope John Paul II, “Memory and Identity,” Cardinal Antonio Maria Rouco of Madrid said... Read more
Discussions to save Anglican Communion still under way
Efforts to save the worldwide Anglican Communion from schism are still under way as Anglican primates continue with their five-day... Read more
Bishops urged to take action, uphold Church teaching in Terri Schiavo case
The American Life League is urging Catholics bishops to take up the fight to save Terri Schiavo’s life. The Florida... Read more
Holy See praises UN delegations which support ‘distributive justice’
On Tuesday, Archbishop Celestino Migliore, permanent observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, addressed the 59th General Assembly... Read more
Augustine Institute to open in Denver
For years, Tim Gray has been dreaming of a theological institute in Denver that would blend solid theology with practical... Read more
Catholic population dispersed by Bosnia-Herzegovina conflict
The Franciscan Superior of the Province of Bosna Srebrena, Father Mijo Dzolan, warned that the conflict in Bosnia-Herzegovina has led... Read more
Colorado couple teaching young children to fall in love with prayer
It’s teaching three-year olds to pray the rosary. Two-year olds are surprising their parents by reciting the sign of the... Read more
Pope resting after tracheotomy surgery
Vatican Press Director Joaquin Navarro-Valls confirmed a short time ago that doctors at Rome’s Gemelli hospital have successfully performed a... Read more
Pope’s new book presented last night
Memory and Identity, Pope John Paul II’s most recent book, was presented yesterday evening at a press conference in Rome's... Read more
Pope addresses crowd through TV, asks to live a Lent of solidarity
Pope John Paul greeted pilgrims gathered at the Vatican this morning over a television link from the library of his... Read more
Court rejects challenge to Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court rejected yesterday a challenge to its landmark decision in Roe v. Wade, the 1973 case that legalized... Read more
Christian doctors urge Supreme Court to rule against assisted suicide
The Supreme Court’s decision to hear the nation’s only assisted suicide law gives it the opportunity to protect patients, preserve... Read more
Taxpayer groups challenge state funding for stem-cell research
Two taxpayer groups filed a petition yesterday in the California Supreme Court, requesting that organizations set up to organize and... Read more
Documentary proves vitality of human life in the womb
A new documentary takes viewers into the mysterious world of pregnancy and demonstrates the fragility of the human life within... Read more
Cuban opposition celebrates Mass for missing dissidents
Members of the opposition to the Castro regime celebrated Mass in Havana this week in memory of all the victims... Read more
