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Archive for July 25th, 2018
- The St. Anthony Never Been Known to Fail Prayer, How Angels Help Us to Heaven, and More Great Links!
- SPECIAL FEATURE: Vatican Theologian unearths the significance of 1968 to Perth Catholics
- Evangelist says healing begins with us turning to God, giving ourselves to the Sacraments
- ‘Gift of faith specially chosen by the Lord’ – Archbishop Costelloe
- NATIONAL: Momentum builds as Plenary Council marks two-month milestone
- INTERNATIONAL: Sainthood process opens for young Italian mother
- Walking, biking pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe draws 60,000
- The surprising benefits of smiling … even when you don’t feel like it
- Judge Amy Barrett to keynote Catholic legal conference
- We should tread carefully.
- Chilean Cardinal to Be Questioned by Prosecutors Over Abuse Cover-Up
- Affirming and celebrating Humanae Vitae
- Three children were euthanized in Belgium in the past two years
- PODCAzT 163: 25 July 2018 – 50th anniversary of promulgation of ‘Humanae vitae’
- 5 ways Pope Francis could get back into the game on sex abuse reform…
- SPECIAL FEATURE – ‘Euthanasia and assisted dying has no place in the medical practise’ – Prof Finlay
- Heart Women’s Conference encourages women to renew their hearts
- ‘Because of Her, We Can’ appreciates the role of women at NAIDOC celebrations
- Frayne Win Intermediate Cup at 2018 Gold Coast Netball Carnival
- Sisters of Mercy visit their former school site
- Chilean bishops express concern over number of sex abuse victims
- South African bishops urge government to act after spate of taxi violence
- Two churches desecrated in Nicaraguan diocese
- The Blessed Mother: A stronghold and model for women
- Want to be a happier Catholic? Read fantasy.
- Honduran Seminarians Allege Widespread Homosexual Misconduct
- On 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, reasons for hope
- Poll finding support for Roe repeal is misleading, pro-life group says
- Chilean Cardinal to be questioned by prosecutors over abuse cover-up
- Paul VI came to the judgment he did in Humanae Vitae for two reasons…..
