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Feast of St. Aloysius Gonzaga
"There is no more evident sign that anyone is a saint
March for Marriage Draws Thousands to DC
The second annual March for Marriage brought more than 150 busloads of traditional marriage supporters to Washington DC yesterday to show the government that the debate over marriage is far from over in the U.S.
If the Church Christianized Other Pagan Practices, Why Not Yoga?
VV writes: "I'm a catholic school teacher and found out that some of my colleagues experienced Nia and QiGong. I informed them that this is new age and can't call up the demonic in the name of Jesus and that its just not acceptable. The truth needs to be told. Your thoughts?"
JPII Relics to Tour U.S.
Reliquary containing vial of blood from JPIIBeginning this weekend, relics of St. John Paul II, including a vial of his blood and a portion of the cassock he wore during an attempt on his life in 1981, will visit several U.S. cities over the next several months, allowing Catholics an opportunity to venerate the man who led the Church for 27 years.
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Children of Surrogates Campaign Against Practice
Jessica KernChildren conceived via surrogate mothers think the time has come for the world to hear the other side of the story about surrogacy and other forms of assisted reproductive technology that are all about the parents and not concerned enough about the feelings of the children who are conceived through these unnatural means.
Justina Pelletier Goes Home
A happy Justina on her way homeNo one is happier today than 16 year-old Justina Pelletier, the Connecticut teen who was taken into state custody last year, who has finally been released and is back home with her family.
Same-Sex Couple Sues Diocese for Refusing to Sell Property
A law suit brought by a gay couple against the Diocese of Worcester, Massachusetts, which they allege refused to sell them a retreat property because of the prospect of gay marriages being celebrated on the premises, is being permitted to go to trial after a judge ruled that the case will have to be settled at trial.
