januari 2010 - Katolska nyheter

Pope Reflects on Beauty Found in Today's Liturgy [2010-01-31]

The Greatest Gift That Gives Others Worth

Published 2010-1-31 6:00 by ZENIT RSS-Newsfeed

Benedict XVI Participates in Holy Land Prayer Day [2010-01-31]

Published 2010-1-31 6:00 by ZENIT RSS-Newsfeed

Young Catholic life is focus of Britain's upcoming youth ministry congress

London, England, Jan 30, 2010 / 06:36 pm ( CNA ).- Britain's national Catholic Youth Ministry Congress will take place in London on Feb. 27. Organizers say they have scheduled some of the best known Catholic speakers for the event, which will also...

Published 2010-1-31 0:36 by CNA Daily News - Europe

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Pornography undermines marriages, researcher shows

The use of pornography has a corrosive effect on marriage, argues psychologist and researcher Patrick Fagan .

Published 2010-1-29 21:22 by CatholicCulture.org - Catholic World News

Sorterad under: äktenskap och familj, äktenskapet, sexualitet, nyhet, pornografi

Conservative Anglican group moving toward union with Rome

Anglican Archbishop John Hepworth, the head of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC), has reported substantial progress toward the goal of entering into communion with the Holy See. The ...

Published 2010-1-29 21:11 by CatholicCulture.org - Catholic World News

Sorterad under: katolska kyrkan, Anglikanska kyrkan, ekumenik

Pontifical council encourages fight against leprosy

Vatican City, Jan 29, 2010 / 12:48 pm ( CNA ).- The message for the World Day for Leprosy was released today from president of the Pontifical Council for Healthcare Ministry, Archbishop Zygmunt Zimowski. The archbishop explained in the message that "it's...

Published 2010-1-29 18:48 by CNA Daily News - Vatican

Sorterad under: katolska kyrkan, vatikanen, lepra

Vatikanens arkiv från Andra världskriget kan göras tilllgängliga för forskare år 2015

Vatikanens hemliga arkiv från Andra världskriget då Pius XII var påve kommer att hinna inventeras och organiseras så att de kan vara fullt tillgängliga för forskare från år 2015 , enligt arkivarien i...

Published 2010-1-29 17:02 by CNA Daily News - Vatican

Sorterad under: katolska kyrkan, pius XII, vatikanen, nyhet1, andra världskriget, arkiv

Statue of Baby Jesus travels from Holy Land to Padre Pio's monastery

San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy, Jan 29, 2010 / 02:49 am ( CNA ).- Marking the first time the statue has ever left its sanctuary in Bethlehem, the original wooden sculpture of the "Little Child" Jesus was brought by its guardian, Fr. Jerzy Kraj...

Published 2010-1-29 8:49 by CNA Daily News - Europe

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Haitian Catholic Church is committed to quake aid, Archbishop Tomasi states

Geneva, Switzerland, Jan 29, 2010 / 12:55 am ( CNA ).- The Church in Haiti has been "painfully hit" by the earthquake along with the rest of the country, the Holy See's permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva has said. He...

Published 2010-1-29 6:55 by CNA Daily News - Europe

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Pope Reflects on Beauty Found in Today's Liturgy [2010-01-31]

Benedict XVI Participates in Holy Land Prayer Day [2010-01-31]

Young Catholic life is focus of Britain's upcoming youth ministry congress

Pornography undermines marriages, researcher shows

Conservative Anglican group moving toward union with Rome

Pontifical council encourages fight against leprosy

Vatikanens arkiv från Andra världskriget kan göras tilllgängliga för forskare år 2015

Statue of Baby Jesus travels from Holy Land to Padre Pio's monastery

Haitian Catholic Church is committed to quake aid, Archbishop Tomasi states

Pontifical Academy Follows John Paul II's Request [2010-01-29]

Marriages Should Be Assumed Valid, Says Pope [2010-01-29]

Message for 57th World Day of Leprosy [2010-01-29]

Papal Address at Close of Prayer Week for Unity [2010-01-29]

Language lessons: New media test Vatican's digital fluency

Desire for sacraments not sufficient reason for annulment, pope says