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Astronomy, Eucharist share stage at Thomism conference
The Thomistic Institute and the Society of Catholic Scientists hosted a forum focused on the intersection between the natural sciences, especially physics and biology, and Thomistic thought.
Nearly 500 British priests sign statement in support of ‘Humanae Vitae’
They said the prophetic warnings contained within "Humane Vitae," (Of Human Life) published by Blessed Pope Paul VI July 25 1968, have proved to be accurate.
Trenton bishop decries mass shooting that took place during arts festival
No motive "can justify these ongoing, seemingly relentless acts of gun violence plaguing our cities," Bishop David M. O'Connell of Trenton said.
Dictatorships begin with taking over media to spread lies, pope says
"All dictatorships, all of them, began like this, by adulterating communication, by putting communications in the hands of people without scruples, of governments without scruples," he added.
Pope asks people to value contributions refugees can make
Pope Francis called on nations working to develop a global compact on refugees to make sure they help ensure migration is safe, legal and humane.
Pope met with brother of Chilean priest found guilty of abuse
Recalling his conversation with the pope, Oscar Karadima said his family members "were also victims of abuse of power and of conscience" by his brother. Their family name, he added, was tarnished due to the scandals.
Bishops’ pastoral letter on racism on track for November vote
Bishop Sheldon J. Fabre said the document will focus on contemporary concerns affecting Native Americans and African-Americans and the "targeting" of Hispanics with racist language and actions.
Pope: Aborting children with birth defects is like Nazi eugenics program
Children are God's greatest gift and should be welcomed "as they come, as God sends them, as God allows, even if at times they are sick," the pope said.
Philippine authorities arrest suspect in priest’s murder
MANILA, Philippines (CNS) — Philippine authorities announced June 15 that they had arrested their “prime suspect” in the killing of Father Richmond Villaflor Nilo, reported ucanews.com. The suspect, identified as Adell Roll Milan, was arrested in San Isidro June 14, the same day Father Nilo was buried. A witness reportedly identified Milan, an alleged former […]
Franciscan official says peaceful areas of Syria offer window of hope
"I have met people full of hope, full of activity. I can feel it, they want to live, they want to continue with their lives. They want peace."