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Aide: Pitino never mentioned seeking abortion
Rick Pitino never said a woman who claimed the Louisville basketball coach got her pregnant after a one-night stand had to get an abortion but did advise she ``go out of town'' to get medical care, his longtime aide told a jury Friday.
23 min ago | BBC
Bishop backs 1971 killings probe
Government and society must have the guts to confront past wrongs in NI if the region is to look to a better future, a Catholic bishop has said.
4 hrs ago | EDGElosangeles.com News Feed
Orthodox Jews' Anti-Gay Stance Continues to Soften
Orthodox Judaism may be coming closer to acceptance of gays with the signing of a "statement of principles" by 100 Orthodox rabbis and teachers.
7 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Bishops castigate Clement on census change
Catholic group joins chorus calling for Conservative government to reverse its decision to scrap mandatory long form Ottawa - Published on Friday, Jul.
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Ill. Prof. Who Taught Catholic Anti-Gay Doctrine to Be Reinstated
A university professor whose employment was not renewed following a complaint alleging homophobia will now be reinstated to his position, reported Catholic News Agency on July 29.
11 hrs ago | WBBM-AM Chicago
Reward posted in suburban Catholic school burglary
Officials of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet and Naperville police are hopeful the prospect of a reward will put an end to a month-long crime spree that has plagued a local parochial school.
16 hrs ago | Canada.com
Fatima draws millions of pilgrims - including the pope
A few dozen people attend midday Mass. A handful of others light candles. A woman makes her way down a long, narrow path on her knees.
20 hrs ago | The West Australian
Fewer Spaniards say they are Catholic: study
The proportion of Spaniards who say they are Roman Catholic has fallen to 73 percent from around 80 percent eight years ago, according to a survey released Thursday by the CIS research centre.
Religions comically collide in 'Savannah Disputation'
"It is so easy to convert others," Oscar Wilde observed. "It is so difficult to convert oneself." Something of both attempts is at the heart of "The Savannah Disputation," the comedy by Evan Smith receiving its area premiere at the Olney Theatre this week.
Pope Benedict XVI prays during the first Vesper at Rome's St. Paul Outside the Walls Basilica.
Priest stabbed to death in Mexico church, police say
An 80-year-old Roman Catholic priest was found stabbed to death in his church in the city of Oaxaca, in southern Mexico, CNNMexico.com reported Thursday, citing state police.
Church to hand over Ballymurphy documents
The Catholic Church is to hand over previously undisclosed church archive documents relating to the Ballymurphy massacre almost 40 years ago, to relatives of the victims.
APNewsBreak: Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh sued over alleged clergy abuse victim's suicide
The estate of a man allegedly abused by a priest in the 1980s is suing the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, alleging he committed suicide this year after the diocese stopped paying for his mental health treatments following two other suicide attempts.
'My atheism is no threat to the church'
New Prime Minister Julia Gillard assured Australia's Christian majority on Thursday that her atheism would not affect government funding to church-run schools if she is re-elected. Gillard, who was sworn in last month and promptly called elections, was the first prime minister in the federation's 109-year history to take an affirmation of office ...
Final Bid To Have Crippen's Body Exhumed
A relative of notorious killer Dr Crippen is making a final bid to have his body exhumed from his grave at Pentonville jail in London.
Tenn priest pleads guilty to abusing boy in NC
A retired Roman Catholic priest from Greene County, Tenn., has pleaded guilty in a North Carolina court to sexually abusing a boy during a trip there more than 30 years ago.
Why Is The Italian Press Punting On the Gay Priest Sex Scandal?
This article was written by John Hooper, for guardian.co.uk on Tuesday 27th July 2010 09.00 UTC Not the least interesting aspect of the exposure of the double life of some gay Catholic priests in Rome is the way it was handled by the Italian media.
Catholics must pay to attend 2 pope events in UK - AP
The charges a ' believed to be a first for a papal event a ' are for a prayer vigil in London's Hyde Park on Sept.
The year: 1917. The month: October. The Russian Revolution was still a week or so away.
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Video: St. Mary Church dedication in Texas City
Members of St. Mary of the Miraculous Medal Roman Catholic Church in Texas City dedicated their new house of worship on July 27, 2010 with the help of Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, the head of the Galveston-Houston Archdiocese.
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