John Henry Cardinal Newman
The thought, the teaching, the inner life of Newman have an inexhaustible fullness, a mysterious plenitude that you can feed on for a lifetime without any feeling of surfeit.
Many may not have noticed the ascent of John Henry Cardinal Newman up the exacting heights of the blessed and toward the officially saintly, a progress that will bring Pope Benedict XVI to England this month.
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Pope’s Glasgow Mass in Latin - Herald Scotland
A substantial part of the Mass to be celebrated by Pope Benedict at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow on September 16 will be said in Latin, the Vatican has confirmed.
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Vatican offers statistical profile of Church in Great Britain - Catholic Culture
In advance of the visit by Pope Benedict XVI to Great Britain later this month, the Vatican Information Service has released some statistics about the life of the Church there.
The last patriarch in Turkey (and why) - Get Religion
The Patriarch of Constantinople is the leading figure in the Orthodox world, the “first among equals” of the Orthodox patriarchs. So it is no small matter that the current Ecumenical Patriarch, Bartholomew I, could be the last man to hold that title.
Film on walking pilgrimage - CNS
Emilio Estevez, son of actor Martin Sheen, has produced a film examining the spiritual dimension of the St. James of Compostela pilgrimage.
The Case for Marriage - NRO
If it is true, as we are constantly told, that American law will soon redefine marriage to accommodate same-sex partnerships, the proximate cause for this development will not be that public opinion favors it, although it appears to be moving in that direction.
Don Bosco Relics Arrive in U.S. this Week - The Catholic Key Blog
St. John Bosco is to Italians from San Francisco what St. Patrick is to Irish everywhere – the main show in the galaxy of saints.
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