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Phoenix Catholic Bishop Bans Wine At Most Masses
Posted September 23, 2011 by Charlie Van Dyke in In The News
By Michael Clancy
The Arizona Republic
The Phoenix Diocese will stop offering consecrated wine for Communion at most Masses, a change considered one of the most fundamental to Roman Catholic Church customs in decades.
A diocesan statement said the change was being made based on Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted's understanding of the church's new translat... read more
The Arizona Republic
The Phoenix Diocese will stop offering consecrated wine for Communion at most Masses, a change considered one of the most fundamental to Roman Catholic Church customs in decades.
A diocesan statement said the change was being made based on Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted's understanding of the church's new translat... read more
Toughest Abortion Clinic Laws In The Nation
Posted September 15, 2011 by Charlie Van Dyke in In The News
The Virginia Board of Health passed the most severe abortion clinic regulations in the nation on Thursday, which health advocates say could effectively close down all 22 abortion providers in the state.
The regulations, commissioned by the state legislature and written by the Virginia Department of Health, are largely unrelated to patient health a... read more
The regulations, commissioned by the state legislature and written by the Virginia Department of Health, are largely unrelated to patient health a... read more
International Criminal Court Asked to Investigate Catho
Posted September 13, 2011 by Charlie Van Dyke in In The News
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Clergy sex abuse victims upset that no high-ranking Roman Catholic leaders have been prosecuted for sheltering guilty priests went to the International Criminal Court on Tuesday, seeking an investigation of the pope and top Vatican cardinals for possible crimes against humanity, a move that Vatican called a "ludicrous publi... read more
By Alessandro Speciale
Religion News Service
VATICAN CITY (RNS) The Vatican took a swipe at new sex education classes in New York City schools on Wednesday (Aug. 31), saying teaching middle school students how to use a condom is "useless, and even harmful."
The front-page editorial of the Vatican's official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, criti... read more
Religion News Service
VATICAN CITY (RNS) The Vatican took a swipe at new sex education classes in New York City schools on Wednesday (Aug. 31), saying teaching middle school students how to use a condom is "useless, and even harmful."
The front-page editorial of the Vatican's official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, criti... read more
Provision of Texas anti-abortion law rejected
Posted August 30, 2011 by Charlie Van Dyke in In The News
PRESS RELEASE) Finding that a Texas law requiring doctors to display and describe the sonograms of women seeking abortions violates the First Amendment—and certifying as a class action a lawsuit brought by the Center for Reproductive Rights to overturn the law—a federal judge today blocked enforcement of key provisions of the law until the case is ... read more
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