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“We reject the false information circulating on the Internet and elsewhere that claims vaccines should not be used,” said Cardinal John Dew of Wellington, president of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference. “Everyone, including …
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Read More“I can confirm that as part of the vaccination program of the Vatican City State, as of today, the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine has been administered to Pope Francis and to the Pope Emeritus,” said Matteo Bruni, director of the Holy S…
Read MoreIn recent months, “we have had a huge increase of visitors, not only through our website but also through our social media channels such as YouTube and Instagram,” said Barbara Jatta, director of the Vatican Museums.
Read MoreBishop Moses Hamungole, who died at the age of 53, was once director of Vatican Radio’s English Africa Service.
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CNA Staff, Jan 14, 2021 / 08:42 pm (CNA).- Bishop Richard Stika of Nashville voiced skepticism of Father James Martin’s recent essay claiming that Catholic leaders’ criticism of President-elect Joe Biden’s stance on abortion helped […]
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Later this year, world leaders, NGOs, climate will converge on Glasgow for the United Nations COP26 climate summit.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Jan 15, 2021 | Catholic Church, Christians in Iraq, Church in the Middle East, Iraq, Iraqi Christians, lead, News, Patriarch Raphael Sako, Pope Francis |
Catholics in Iraq are not giving up on a papal visit despite Pope Francis recently saying the pandemic might stop him from going: At the request of Cardinal Patriarch Raphael Sako, they’re reciting a prayer specifically for the trip scheduled for March 5-8 to take place.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Jan 15, 2021 | APSA, Cardinal George Pell, lead, News, Secretariat for the Economy, Secretariat of State, transparency, Vatican, Vatican finances |
Australian Cardinal George Pell, formerly the Vatican’s top official on financial affairs, said he believes the pope’s recent reforms signal progress, and called for more competent laypeople to be involved in the process.
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By Russell ShawWith searing images of mob violence at the U.S. Capitol fresh in memory, Joe Biden comes to the presidency as a potential healer of divisions and binder up of wounds. Yet his own prior commitments could prevent him from succeeding in tho…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Jan 15, 2021 | Best of Week, Faith & Spirituality, Featured, Marian apparitions, Mary, News, Our Lady of Banneux |
Today marks the 88th anniversary of the Blessed Mother visiting a brokenhearted Belgian village called Banneux. Though the apparition has been approved by the Church, it is barely known—even though what unfolded there spurred one of the greatest accounts in Church history of Our Lady’s intermediary work through a single man—Washington D.C. native Venerable Aloysius […]
Posted by bcadmin | Jan 15, 2021 | Best of Week, Faith & Spirituality, Featured, Mary, News, Prayer |
I have visited at least nine places of Marian apparition. I’ve read the messages and studied the apparition’s significance. Of those, one of my favorite Marian apparitions is not as well known as Fatima or Lourdes. It was a series of apparitions in Beauraing, Belgium, received by five children from the Voisin and Degeimbre families. […]
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“What are you looking for?” Jesus asked this question of two men who had begun following Him. Did He already know the answer? Gospel (Read Jn 1:35-42) Today, St. John the Apostle, describing the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry, tells us that John the Baptist made a comment to two of his own disciples as Jesus walked […]
Posted by bcadmin | Jan 15, 2021 | Andrew, Between the Sundays, disciple, discipleship, Evangelization, Featured, Humility, Living the Faith, News, selflessness, St. Andrew, Virtue, witness |
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David Warren: Some Catholics look upon Trump’s accomplishments and sneer – although he endured the nastiest-ever ride in American politics.
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Read MoreWhat is conversion? Not at all For me the experience of St Paul, No blinding light, a fitful glow Is…
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Open Doors USA, a community of Christians who come together to support persecuted believers in more than 60 countries, has…
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To me, helping the world is more a made-up fantasy than something people can do. Like it would help world…
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Mr. Olson interviews Peter Seewald, author of Benedict XVI: A Life—Volume One: Youth in Nazi Germany to the Second Vatican…
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The U.S. House of Representatives voted 232-197 Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump for the second time. And unlike the…
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