Articles on this issue "children"
Greeting thousands of pilgrims at St. Peter’s Square today, Pope Francis continued his reflections on the Creed at today’s General Audience. As customary, prior to the start of the Wednesday …
read moreOne of the major social changes in recent times is the postponement of marriage. A recent report examined the implications of this development. “Knot Yet: The Benefits and Costs of Delayed …
read moreAnswered by Legionary of Christ Father Edward McNamara, professor of liturgy and dean of theology at the Regina Apostolorum university. Q: Our pastor has the children in the parish day school …
read moreIn days gone by, government policies and state institutions deferred to parents as the ultimate authority on what was best for their children. In recent years, however, parents' concerns are …
read more"A black cloud bringing rain," this is the meaning of the Arabic name ‘Wadima’. The tragic story of Wadima, a UAE girl of eight years, and his sister Mira, six, may bring a ray of sunshine to …
read moreThe Holy See addressed the 17th Session of the U.N. Human Rights Council three times this week, advocating for traditional families and affirming that it is possible to have a world wherein …
read moreHere is the address Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, the Holy See's permanent observer at the U.N. offices in Geneva, delivered Monday to the 17th Session of the U.N. Human Rights Council on …
read moreChildren will be invited to contemplate God this week during the 2011 Children's Pilgrimage to the Marian shrine of Our Lady of Fatima. The two-day pilgrimage, which begins Thursday, has as …
read moreBenedict XVI says he wants children suffering illness to feel the closeness and affection of the Pope. He visited Rome's Polyclinic on the vigil of today's feast of the Epiphany, bearing gifts …
read moreComparisons with the von Trapp Family Singers are nothing new to Alexander and Danylo Fedoryka, two of the four members of the band Scythian who played on the main stage at World Youth Day in …
read moreChristmas should remind us that Christ continues to have need of someone who will protect and defend him, says Benedict XVI's secretary of state. Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone said this Tuesday …
read moreIgnatius Press, known for publishing classic and modern theology, is venturing down a new path in the publishing world: children's books. A new line of children books, jointly published by …
read moreIn an area known for its struggle to maintain peace and civility, today on the West Bank there is cause for celebration. Holy Family Hospital of Bethlehem has announced the birth of the …
read moreWhen the prefect of the Vatican's highest court was a little boy in Wisconsin, probably no one imagined all he would have accomplished by now, 61 years later. And yet, at least Raymond Burke's …
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