The World Congress Of Families
The World Congress of Families will take place in Amsterdam. The main theme of this conference is, ‘The Family: More than the sum of its parts’. For the few past…
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The Pope Against Easy Access To Marriage Annulments
On 29th January, in his annual address to the Tribunal of the Roman Rota, Pope Benedict XVI cautioned the members of the Church’s highest marriage tribunal to consider marriages valid…
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Pornography’s Impact On Marriage
In a report published by the Family Research Council, Patrick F. Fagan, senior fellow and director of the council’s Centre for Research on Marriage and Religion, described the social and…
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Britain The Geopolitical Epicentre Of The Culture Of Death
Recently the Westminster Diocesan Pastoral Affairs Director, Edmund Adamus, was interviewed by ZENIT in connection with Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the UK in September. Adamus observed that marriage has…
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Pope Benedict XVI On Marriage
The Pope in his Sunday Angelus address (October 9th) based his words on the Gospel of the day, which recounts Jesus’ teaching on marriage. He pointed out that in response…
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Bishop Tartaglia On Marriage
Bishop Philip Tartaglia of Paisley in this homily to members of the legal profession during the annual Red Mass on Oct. 8 in St. Mary’s Cathedral, attacked the raft of…
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Feast Day Of St. Julian And St. Basilissa
January 9th is the feast day of St. Julian and St. Basilissa, who were husband and wife. They lived in the early part of the fourth century. They took vows…
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Pope Benedict XVI On Pastoral Approach To Divorced People Who Remarry
At a “Question and Answer” meeting with clergy from the Dioceses of Belluno-Feltre & Treviso, the pope was asked by a priest: “what are the human, spiritual and pastoral approaches…
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Heaven Speaks On Troubled Marriages And Divorce
Who among us has not been touched by divorce, either when our own marriage ends or that of a parent, relative or friend? In so many cases divorce forces souls…
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The Beatification Of St. Thérèse’s Parents
It was not until the beginning of Pope John Paul II’s pontificate, that the Church became increasingly interested in promoting the causes of laypeople who lived their Christian faith by…