A Swiss bishop has instructed Catholic priests not to give last rites to people suspected of seeking assisted suicide, following […]
Swiss Bishop to Priests: No last rites for patients seeking assisted suicide Read Post »
Christian hope is not the same as being optimistic about the future, but is knowing that whatever dark or frightening
Amid the Darkness, Hold Fast to the Light of Hope Read Post »
Fifty percent of Syria’s hospitals and medical centres have been destroyed or looted and their staff kidnapped, tortured or slaughtered,
Doctors and Church leaders tell the Horrors of Life in Syria Read Post »
‘Mercy cannot become a mere parenthesis in the life of the Church,” the pope wrote in an apostolic letter, Misericordia
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“Our beloved country is at war. Our peaceful shores have been ruthlessly attacked, and all citizens are called upon to
Catholics Look Back at Pearl Harbour 75 Years On Read Post »
God reveals his mysteries, not to the wise and learned, but to those who are childlike, that is, to people
The Lord of Surprises Read Post »
In a video message, Cuban President Raul Castro announced the Nov. 25 death of his 90-year-old brother and longtime Cuban
Pope expresses condolences over Fidel Castro’s death Read Post »
While many celebrated loudly on the streets, the death of Fidel Castro triggered a more subdued reaction among the Cuban
For Cuban exiles, painful memories mix with relief at Castro’s death Read Post »
The growing problem of drug abuse and increasingly creative and sophisticated ways suppliers reach users call for increased cooperation in
How do Countries Around the World Deal with their Drug Problems? Read Post »
