Praying mayor undeterred despite legal threat from Quebec Secular Movement
A human rights tribunal ruled last month that Tremblay’s brief prayers at the beginning of council meetings infringe on people’s freedom of conscience.
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Catholic college arranges student internships at Planned Parenthood
Seattle University, a Jesuit Catholic college in Seattle, Washington, is offering its students the opportunity to intern at Planned Parenthood in order to fulfill the degree requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Public Affairs.
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Development & Peace silent on groups it funds as ‘Share Lent’ campaign begins
Development & Peace is continuing to use the courts to stonewall LifeSiteNews.com efforts to obtain information about the groups it funds.
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Holy See Combats Radical Agenda During Commission on Social Development
It its statement to the General Assembly, the Holy See chastised the attempted imposition of "agendas" that “[do] not advance the well being of peoples.”
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Gay protesters swarm Chicago cathedral, police do nothing
The city of Chicago ordered its police force not to enforce the law against a mob of homosexualist activists who disrupted Mass at the Holy Name Cathedral.
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EU Foreign Ministers issue belated, weak statement against anti-Christian violence
As its response to brutal attacks against Christians in the Middle East, the EU’s Foreign Affairs Council has issued a statement that mentions Christians only once in a nearly 500-word text and includes Muslim pilgrims and other religious communities in the same sentence.
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Vatican legal consultant says adulterous, pro-abortion New York governor should be denied communion
Canon law expert Edward Peters has made international headlines for his remarks.
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San Fran Catholic Charities ‘honorary committee’ stacked with pro-abort politicians
California Catholic Daily reports that the politicians are "completely and without exception actively opposed to the Church’s teaching on issues of life or the family."
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Catholic woman renounces affiliation with feminist women’s ordination movement
The Roman Catholic Women Priests organization is tied to pro-abortion and anti-family groups.
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Vatican fires leader of international aid organization Caritas, to strengthen ‘Catholic identity’
Change appears to be connected to the general reform project of international aid programs outlined in Pope Benedict's encyclical insisting that human development and foreign aid cannot be separated from the demands of truth.
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