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U.S. Catholic News- Sebelius petition with 35,000 signatures reaches Georgetown presidentWashington D.C., May 18, 2012 / 11:50 am (CNA).- A petition with tens of thousands of signatures was recently delivered to the president of Georgetown University in protest of a decision to honor U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius with an invitation to speak at a commencement weekend ceremony.Thomas Peters of CatholicVote.org said […]
- Law professor says flawed view of sex threatens religious freedomWashington D.C., May 18, 2012 / 04:09 am (CNA).- A law professor at George Mason University believes that current threats to religious freedom are intrinsically connected to the modern understanding that “sexual freedom is about shaping yourself.” Helen Alvaré, who has formerly worked with the U.S. bishops' pro-life office, spoke on May 10 at the Cathol […]
- Parish threatened, harassed over sign opposing 'gay marriage'Acushnet, Mass., May 18, 2012 / 02:29 am (CNA/EWTN News).- A Massachusetts Catholic parish has received threats of arson and other harassing messages after posting a sign with the Church's position on same-sex “marriage.” “It went viral,” said Steven Guillotte, Director of Pastoral Services at Saint Francis Xavier Parish in Acushnet, recalling an “explo […]
- Senator proposes adding prayer to WWII memorialWashington D.C., May 18, 2012 / 12:01 am (CNA).- U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) has introduced a bill to place President Franklin D. Roosevelt's D-Day prayer on the World War II memorial in Washington, D.C. “On D-Day, courageous Americans risked and sacrificed their lives to preserve our freedoms and end tyranny abroad,” said Portman. “That morning, […]
- Austrian chancellor’s son tells how faith helped him survive NazisWashington D.C., May 17, 2012 / 04:19 am (CNA).- Kurt von Schuschnigg Jr., son of the former chancellor of Austria, says that his Catholic faith helped him get through difficult times during World War II and now guides the way that he looks back at past events. “Faith is always a big thing when you are in trouble,” he observed. “Unfortunately today, not too […]
- Cardinal Dolan's arrival on Twitter draws thousandsNew York City, N.Y., May 17, 2012 / 02:08 am (CNA).- Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York debuted on Twitter last week, adapting his engaging, humorous style to the popular microblogging site and quickly becoming the third most followed cardinal.“Hey everybody. It's Timothy Cardinal Tebow. I mean Dolan,” the cardinal’s first tweet said May 8, alluding to […]
- Sebelius petition with 35,000 signatures reaches Georgetown president
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- Cardinal Koch Reflects on 50 Years of Jewish-Christian DialogueNo subtitle available for this post […]
- Miami Prelate Recalls Pope's Visit to Cuba, Looks to Year of FaithArchbishop Thomas Wenski Speaks About Pastoral Care of Immigrants […]
- Eternal City Gives Its Own Message to March for LifeMultinational Group of 15,000 Gathered in Defense of Unborn […]
- UK Prelate Warns 'Tolerance Is Being Abolished'Cardinal Murphy-OConnor Concerned With Growing Attack on Christianity […]
- Benedict XVI Views Screening of Mary of NazarethFilm Part of an International Collaboration on the Life of the Mother of God […]
- Archbishop Celli: We Must Be Quiet to Understand Each OtherVatican Official on Pope's Message for Sunday's Communications Day […]
- Cardinal Koch Reflects on 50 Years of Jewish-Christian Dialogue