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Irish singing raises funds for Catholic charity in Fiji
The ING National Capital Marathon had a unique participant this year. Patrick McLaughlin, a resident of the Greater Montreal area,... Read more
To disregard God is suicide for man, says Spanish Archbishop
During the celebration of Corpus Christi, Archbishop Carlos Osoro of Oviedo said that to disregard God is suicide for mankind... Read more
Archbishops says Venezuelan Catholics should consider themselves “privileged” for having faith
Archbishop Jorge Urosa of Valencia, Venezuela, told Catholics this past weekend they should value their faith and consider themselves “privileged”... Read more
Mankind and society have a need for God, Archbishop tells Bolivians
During the celebration of Corpus Christi in Bolivia, Archbishop Edmundo Abastoflor of La Paz told President Carlos Mesa, local leaders... Read more
Communion at the center of Bishops’ meeting
While US Bishops were getting ready to discuss this afternoon at the Inverness hotel in Denver a common stand on... Read more
Pro-abortion Catholics and Communion on U.S. bishops’ agenda
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops will meet in Denver today to begin its semi-annual retreat, during which a... Read more
Episcopal Diocese of Albany votes to join group opposing homosexual priests
The Episcopal Diocese of Albany has voted to join the Anglican Communion Network, which opposes the ordination of homosexual priests,... Read more
Archbishop O’Malley defends church closures at confirmation ceremony
Archbishop Sean P. O’Malley confirmed 22 teenagers at a two-hour mass at St. James church in Stoughton Saturday. The event... Read more
Pope pleased with marriage enrichment program in New Mexico
Pope John Paul II told 15 United States bishops at a recent meeting at the beginning of June that they... Read more
Buddhist monks push to outlaw conversions to Christianity in Sri Lanka
The Vatican news agency Fides is reporting the concern of the Catholic Church in Sri Lanka for a new effort... Read more
Bishop denounces marginalization of Christian professionals in Spanish media
Bishop Ramon Echarren of the Canary Islands is denouncing the marginalization of Christian professionals in some communications media “for the... Read more
Christians cannot be absent from the new Europe, says Archbishop of Toledo
Addressing the thousands of faithful gathered for the Corpus Christi procession, Archbishop Antonio Cañizares Lovera of Toledo, Spain, called for... Read more
Media must advocate truth, justice, freedom, and a “superabundance of love”
The media must not be used to communicate narrow interests but rather serve truth and peace, said Archbishop John P.... Read more
John Paul II entrusts Eucharistic year to Mary on Solemnity of Corpus Christi
The Holy Father entrusted the Year of the Eucharist to Mary at the Sunday Angelus during his reflections on the... Read more
“Under God” stays on Pledge of Allegiance, Supreme Court rules
A constitutional challenge to the phrase “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance that is recited every day by U.S.... Read more
US bishops to discuss Charter, Catholics in public life, Plenary Council
More than 250 U.S. bishops arrived during the weekend in Denver for the USCCB spring retreat at the Inverness Hotel... Read more
American Life League wants USCCB to rule about Communion and pro-abortion politicians
American Life League (ALL) announced today in Denver that the organization will hold a press conference tomorrow, June 15, at... Read more
“The devil is content if people don’t believe in him” says top Exorcist in revealing interview
The world’s most famous exorcist, Fr. Gabriel Amorth, gave spoke clearly and unequivocally of the existence and activity of the... Read more
False views of freedom, personhood create obstacles for homosexual persons, says Bishop Olmsted
Confused notions of morality, freedom and marriage and a reductionist view of the person create major obstacles to holiness for... Read more
Keep policy against embryonic stem-cell research even after Reagan’s death, urges Catholic League
United States senators, who support embryonic stem-cell research, have become more insistent about legalizing the controversial research after the recent... Read more
