Articles on this issue "Catholics"
Science and faith have much to contribute to one another, says Mariano Artigas, who has just updated the sixth edition of his book "Science, Reason and Faith." In this ZENIT interview, …
read moreIn an unprecedented decision that could affect hundreds of Catholic institutions, the California Supreme Court recently ruled that Catholic Charities must include contraceptive coverage in its …
read moreHere is the message John Paul II sent to the participants in the general chapter of the Missionary Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate, the Pallottines. * * * To Sister Stella Holisz Superior …
read moreAlthough now freed, underground Bishop Wei Jingyi's recent arrest caused concern among the country's Catholics, says the director of AsiaNews agency. In this interview, Father Bernardo …
read moreThe Archdiocese of Nampula has moved to counter attacks against nuns who reported a trafficking network in children and organs. "All the slanderous news spread recently seeks to discredit the …
read moreThe Church's moral theology must focus on the integral liberation of the human person, not just on norms, in order to respond to the crisis of modernity. So says Monsignor Livio Melina, vice …
read morePeace in Sudan depends not only on sharing the revenues from the country's oil reserves, but also on "respect for human rights and human dignity," says an observer. Christine du Coudray, head …
read moreThe Pontifical Mission Society for Missionary Childhood has produced a special Missionary Stations of the Cross, uniting the suffering of children with that of Jesus. Inspired by John Paul …
read moreA leading professor and administrator of a pontifical university says that he likes what he sees at some Catholic educational institutions in the United States. Monsignor Livio Melina, vice …
read moreIn the wake of the Madrid terrorist attacks, a Vatican official has called for an understanding of the causes of terrorism in order to combat it effectively. Quoting John Paul II's Message for …
read moreThe Catholic Church in Scotland is launching a nationwide promotion of the film "The Passion of the Christ." The Catholic Media Office will this week send a mailing to Scotland's 472 Catholic …
read moreThe Holy See and a Catholic medical group have convoked a symposium to affirm that a patient does not lose his dignity or rights when in a so-called vegetative state. This proposal was …
read moreA myriad of places and people have shaped George Weigel's understanding of the Church, and he hopes to give direction to young Catholics by telling what he's learned along the way. Papal …
read moreThursday's terrorist attacks here elicited an unprecedented move by the Archdiocese of Madrid to give spiritual aid to the wounded and the grieving. Cardinal Antonio Rouco Varela, archbishop …
read moreWhen the archbishop of Madrid was visiting victims of Thursday's terrorist attacks today, his mobile phone rang. John Paul II was on the line, wanting news about the victims and families …
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