VATICAN CITY (CNS): The Diocese of Rome has formally opened the sainthood cause of Pope John Paul II, asking Catholics around the world to present evidence "for or against" his reputation for holiness...
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NZ showing for controversial Popetown
AUCKLAND (CNS): An animated series that the BBC cancelled after protests by Catholics because it lampooned the papacy was due to make its world premiere on New Zealand television on June 8...
Read More »Monastery experience changes lives
Unlike most reality TV shows, a new British series called The Monastery has led participants to find new spiritual meaning in their lives. SIMON CALDWELL reports:.
Read More »Europe’s new crisis
LONDON (CNS): A British cardinal said rising secularism has the European Church entering "a time of crisis"...
Read More »Pope seeks healing with Orthodox Church
BARI, Italy (ICN): Pope Benedict XVI said he wants to heal the rift with the Orthodox Church during his papacy...
Read More »Hope rises from ruins
Aid from Australia is helping to rebuild the lives of the victims of the Boxing Day tsunami in Sri Lanka :.
Read More »Eucharist strengthens unity of Church
ROME (CNS): The Catholic Church believes the Eucharist is a sacrament that strengthens the unity of the Church because those who share Communion profess the same faith, said the Vatican's chief ecumenist...
Read More »Pope sees memory of war as vital for peace
VATICAN CITY (CNS): History's most brutal and oppressive events, including Nazi Germany's aggression, must be remembered so as to help guide future generations along the path toward peace and reconciliation, said Pope Benedict XVI...
Read More »Opening door for lost flock to return
A program called Catholics Returning Home is proving popular in helping non-practising Catholics to find their way back into a worshipping community, writes MIKE HUMPHRYS:.
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