By Catholic News Service
NEW YORK (CNS) — The president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America said Oct. 13 that the organization’s clinics will no longer accept reimbursement for fetal tissue procured in abortions and provided to researchers. Continue reading
by PETER GRACE
A laywoman who worked in a huge variety of community, parish and diocesan activities through her adult
life died on September 12. Continue reading
by Michael Otto
As Bishop Christopher Saunders looked out across the warm, blue expanse of Roebuck Bay, from the comfortable Mangrove Hotel in Broome, he wondered out loud what he would do if he had his time again. Continue reading
by ROWENA OREJANA
Palmerston North Bishop Charles Drennan says the Synod on the Family, which starts this weekend, is not about accommodating trends but about the way the Church views its faith. Continue reading
by MICHAEL OTTO
Two South Island dioceses will be in for changes at the helm in the not-too-distant future as their bishops approach the age at which they are asked to offer their resignations to the pope. Continue reading
By Cindy Wooden
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Members of the Synod of Bishops are not talking about “the family,” but about “our families” — real people who deserve recognition, friendship and a helping hand, said New Zealand Cardinal John Dew of Wellington. Continue reading
by NEVIL GIBSON
Like the best wines, many filmmakers improve with age. But it can also have side effects, such as awareness that perfection can never be achieved. Continue reading
