[Article by Cristina Alarcon, originally published on Mercator.net, republished under the terms of a Creative Commons license.] There is a huge effort today to protect the physical environment from the unintended effects of human activity. We have international agreements and … Continue reading
[The following is a press release of the National Coalition of Clergy and Laity.] Gregory Lloyd, director of the Pilgrimage for Restoration, has announced the theme for the fifteenth annual pilgrimage, which takes place September 22 to 25, 2010. This … Continue reading
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Social conservatives say their right to free speech will be jeopardized if hate crimes legislation now headed to the Senate becomes law. Social Conservatives Blast Hate-Crime Bill, Saying It Will Limit Free Speech – Presidential Politics | Political News – … Continue reading
Below is a statement of the Vatican Secretariat of State (source):
Saint Benedict Center is looking for a few good people to host Catholic America Tour talks in their homes or other venues. The AZ-CA CAT trip is tentatively scheduled for May 9-May 24. (Note: These exact dates are tentative; the … Continue reading
The image of Pacelli as “Hitler’s pope” is contested by a growing number of scholars. There were many responsible for creating this image, including Catholics. But Soviet propaganda was decisive. A Jesuit historian reveals the strategy. See the report by … Continue reading
WASHINGTON — (USCCB News Release) — The U.S. bishops have issued guidelines that call Reiki therapy, an alternative medicine originating in Japan, unscientific and inappropriate for Catholic institutions. They outlined the position in “Guidelines for Evaluating Reiki as an Alternative … Continue reading
The Catholicism.org site is upgrading to a different server. We hope that our regular site updates will not be interrupted, but there is a possibility that it will take some browsers a couple of days to access the new domain … Continue reading
The front page looks a little different now. The tabbed widget that normally appears here is “down for repairs.” In order to see what you would be missing, you can: 1.) Browse the Did You Know category. 2.) Browse the … Continue reading
Cardinal Andrea Lanza di Montezemolo told the Italian paper Corriere della Serra that “Israel’s interference in the matter of Pius XII must stop. We’ve had it with this interference.
It’s not really spooky, so don’t be afraid to take a look at The Store. We’re running a big sale: We are running a sale for the month of October:10% across the board on everything: books, tapes, CDs — our … Continue reading
(Webmaster’s Note: We are indebted to the Ukrainian Catholic daily, The New Star, of Chicago, for the following inspirational excerpt.) Throughout his life Metropolitan Andrew Sheptytsky was a friend to Ukrainian youth.
Yesterday, we launched a redesigned Catholicism.org news portal. We implemented this new “bloggish” feature to make it easier to post up-to-date headlines and comments.
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