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Anglican Church in North America
Anglican Church in North America:
"Archbishop Duncan Issues Statement Responding to Recent Attack on Religious Liberty Archbishop Robert Duncan released the following statement in support of the Catholic Church’s fight to maintain freedom of conscience in the midst of the U.S. federal government issuing a preventive care mandate in violation of its teaching."
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"Archbishop Duncan Issues Statement Responding to Recent Attack on Religious Liberty Archbishop Robert Duncan released the following statement in support of the Catholic Church’s fight to maintain freedom of conscience in the midst of the U.S. federal government issuing a preventive care mandate in violation of its teaching."
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Miami Catholics Arrange Flights To Cuba For Pope's Visit
U.S. Catholics make plans to see the pope in Cuba
The Miami Herald
BY MIMI WHITEFIELD
The Archdiocese of Miami flights that will carry some 300 pilgrims to Cuba for Pope Benedict XVI’s visit next month are a study in logistics. Organized for the archdiocese by Airline Brokers, a Coral Gables company that is a veteran in the Cuba travel business, tandem pilgrimage flights will leave Miami International Airport on March 26 bound for Santiago, where the pope will celebrate a sunset Mass at Revolution Square.
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Miami Archdiocese Adds Charter Flights to Cuba for Papal Visit
Fox News Latino
Miami – The Catholic Archdiocese of Miami announced Friday that it has arranged for additional flights to Cuba for pilgrims who want to see Pope Benedict XVI during his March 26-28 visit to the island.
"Organized by Airline Brokers, additional flights are now available departing from Fort Lauderdale on March 24, and from Miami on March 25 and 27," the archdiocese said in a news release.
The archdiocese expressed satisfaction last month after receiving 1,000 requests to reserve seats on flights to Cuba for the papal visit.
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According to Havana Times, the cost of the trip, which includes flights, hotel stays, transfers and meals, is $2,000.
The Miami Herald
BY MIMI WHITEFIELD
The Archdiocese of Miami flights that will carry some 300 pilgrims to Cuba for Pope Benedict XVI’s visit next month are a study in logistics. Organized for the archdiocese by Airline Brokers, a Coral Gables company that is a veteran in the Cuba travel business, tandem pilgrimage flights will leave Miami International Airport on March 26 bound for Santiago, where the pope will celebrate a sunset Mass at Revolution Square.
Read the whole article...
Miami Archdiocese Adds Charter Flights to Cuba for Papal Visit
Fox News Latino
Miami – The Catholic Archdiocese of Miami announced Friday that it has arranged for additional flights to Cuba for pilgrims who want to see Pope Benedict XVI during his March 26-28 visit to the island.
"Organized by Airline Brokers, additional flights are now available departing from Fort Lauderdale on March 24, and from Miami on March 25 and 27," the archdiocese said in a news release.
The archdiocese expressed satisfaction last month after receiving 1,000 requests to reserve seats on flights to Cuba for the papal visit.
Read the whole article...
According to Havana Times, the cost of the trip, which includes flights, hotel stays, transfers and meals, is $2,000.
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Racism: an open wound in humanity's side
Vatican Radio website, the voice of the Pope
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is observed annually on 21 March.
On that day, in 1960, police opened fire and killed 69 people at a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville, South Africa, against the apartheid "pass laws".
Proclaiming the Day in 1966, the United Nations General Assembly called on the international community to redouble its efforts to eliminate all forms of racial discrimination.
Since then, the apartheid system in South Africa has been dismantled. Racist laws and practices have been abolished in many countries, and an international framework for fighting racism, guided by the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has been drawn up.
However still, in all regions of the world, too many individuals, communities and societies suffer from the injustice and stigma that racism brings.
Linda Bordoni spoke to South African lawyer Mike Pothier about the significance of this annual observance.
Vatican Radio website, the voice of the Pope
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is observed annually on 21 March.On that day, in 1960, police opened fire and killed 69 people at a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville, South Africa, against the apartheid "pass laws".
Proclaiming the Day in 1966, the United Nations General Assembly called on the international community to redouble its efforts to eliminate all forms of racial discrimination.
Since then, the apartheid system in South Africa has been dismantled. Racist laws and practices have been abolished in many countries, and an international framework for fighting racism, guided by the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has been drawn up.
However still, in all regions of the world, too many individuals, communities and societies suffer from the injustice and stigma that racism brings.
Linda Bordoni spoke to South African lawyer Mike Pothier about the significance of this annual observance.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
30 Dolphins stranding and incredibly saved! Extremely rare event!
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Obama protestors arrested for praying
Catholic priest and five others protest outside White House against YSAhealth mandate
While it took Vancouver police five months to arrest some Stanley Cup rioters, it only took five minutes for police in Washington D.C. to arrest pro-life protesters for praying outside the White House.
Villa Maria Children Foundation
OUR MISSION
"The life span of the majority of parents in Uganda is short, leaving their children without help. Our vision is to teach these orphaned children practical skills like keeping poultry, fish farming, growing crops, brick laying and creative attitude for sustainable life goals. Our children are blessed despite the plight of being orphans. )"
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"The life span of the majority of parents in Uganda is short, leaving their children without help. Our vision is to teach these orphaned children practical skills like keeping poultry, fish farming, growing crops, brick laying and creative attitude for sustainable life goals. Our children are blessed despite the plight of being orphans. )"
Read the blog...
Saturday, February 11, 2012
ZENIT - World Day of the Sick: Our Lady's Feast and Her Love for the Ill
ZENIT - World Day of the Sick: Our Lady's Feast and Her Love for the Ill: "Bishop of Lourdes on John Paul II's Spirit
By Anita Bourdin
ROME, FEB. 10, 2012 (Zenit.org).- The liturgical feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, which will be celebrated on Saturday, coincides with the World Day of the Sick.
For the occasion ZENIT spoke with Bishop Jacques Perrier of Tarbes-Lourdes.
ZENIT: Bishop Perrier, John Paul II decided that the World Day of the Sick should coincide with the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes: why observe this Day and why Lourdes?
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By Anita Bourdin
ROME, FEB. 10, 2012 (Zenit.org).- The liturgical feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, which will be celebrated on Saturday, coincides with the World Day of the Sick.
For the occasion ZENIT spoke with Bishop Jacques Perrier of Tarbes-Lourdes.
ZENIT: Bishop Perrier, John Paul II decided that the World Day of the Sick should coincide with the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes: why observe this Day and why Lourdes?
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Meridianul Romanesc
Meridianul Romanesc:
PF Lucian Mureşan: Numirea mea drept cardinal al Sfintei Biserici Catolice onorează Biserica din România
PF Lucian Mureşan: Numirea mea drept cardinal al Sfintei Biserici Catolice onorează Biserica din România
"Preafericitul Lucian Mureşan, Arhiepiscop Major al Bisericii Române Unite cu Roma, Greco-Catolică, şi preşedinte al Conferinţei Episcopilor Catolici din România, care va fi numit cardinal de către Papa Benedict al XVI-lea, devenind astfel al treilea cardinal român, după Iuliu Hossu şi Alexandru Todea, consideră că numirea sa onorează Biserica din România şi întreaga naţiune română."
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
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