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March 7th, 2011 |
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March 4th, 2011 |
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First minister Alex Salmond convenes summit following 'shameful' sectarian violence after Celtic/Rangers clash; Pope Benedict XVI received Chile's President Sebastian Pinera; Vatican close to issuing a set of comprehensive revisions to the laws governing crime in the Church, such as abuse; Maronite conclave to meet next week to elect new patriarch....... continue reading.
March 3rd, 2011 |
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New Apostolic Nuncio to Great Britain presents his diplomatic papers to the Queen (above); Man admits trying to disrupt the Pope's visit to Scotland; Freedom is total abandonment to God's love, Pope says; Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham is 'very important' to Holy Father...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Wednesday latest news
March 2nd, 2011 |
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There are winners and losers in the UK review of international aid; Traditionalist Anglicans who remain in the Anglican Church are 'wasting their time and spiritual energy,' says Vatican delegate; Wear your ashes to witness to your Faith...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Tuesday headlines
March 1st, 2011 |
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As rallies continue, Vatican expresses concern about Libya; Pope receives president of the European Parliament; Digital culture poses new challenges, says Holy Father; Insights into Pope John Paul II's life; Pilgrims flock to Medjugorje ahead of 30th anniversary; Scottish press stays silent as Rangers fans sing sectarian songs...... continue reading.
February 28th, 2011 |
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Catholic leaders in Wales back more law-making powers for the assembly; Prince William and Kate Middleton launch St Andrews University's 600th anniversary celebrations; New Zealand Catholic bride (above) saved from earthquake rubble thanks British rescuer; Pope Benedict XVI: Abortion is never a solution; How to register to attend World Youth Day Madrid 2011; Debate on social communications and the Church intensifies...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Friday latest news
February 25th, 2011 |
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World churches: US was wrong to veto UN resolution on Israel; Christians in Libya face uncertainty as political instability worsens; Pope analyses revolts in Middle East with President of Lebanon; Vatican studies how to help women post-abortion; Film portrays Josemaria Escrivá as a new kind of hero ...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Thursday headlines
February 24th, 2011 |
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New proposals to redefine St Ninian High School's catchment area; US President decision to no longer defend marriage under scrutiny; Holy Father blesses St Maron statue; First we must reform our lives, then the Church, says Pope; WYD— More than 300,000 young pilgrims to participate in 'Days in the Dioceses,' Emilio Estevez comments on film about the road to Santiago de Compostela...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Wednesday headlines
February 23rd, 2011 |
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Libyan unrest reflects legitimate requests, says Church official; Prince William and Kate Middleton are to launch the 600th anniversary celebrations of St Andrew's University on Friday; Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has confessed that he is failing in his efforts to promote 'radical change'; Parish priest of Californian Catholic couple slain by Somali pirates yesterday speaks out; Missio reports on New Zealand earthquake...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Tuesday headlines
February 22nd, 2011 |
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Vatican talks with Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) near end; Death toll in earthquake in New Zealand 65 and rising, Christchurch Cathedral spire (above) flattened; Bernard Nathanson, abortionist who became pro-life activist, has died; Bishops say Zimbabwe not ready for an election; Archbishop Peter Smith on status of marriage...... continue reading.
Cross Wires: Monday breaking news
February 21st, 2011 |
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Breaking news from Ireland and Irish Bishops ahead of Friday's general election; Swiss cardinal: It's important that people realise the second volume of Jesus of Nazareth was written by the theologian Joseph Ratzinger and not by Pope Benedict XVI...... continue reading.
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