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Sold out 'Drag Show' at a Catholic University will go on

Drag Queen Tootie Nefertootie will emcee the lip-sync competition, runway competition and Q&A session at a Catholic university's first-ever on-campus "Drag Show" tonight that has brought local alumni down to their knees. Literally.
In the Media by Yukio Strachan

Bishop Lahey sentenced to time served for child porn

Raymond Lahey, the disgraced Canadian Roman Catholic bishop who was caught with hundreds of pornographic images of young boys, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison, and released on time served.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Canadian Bishop Lahey pleads guilty to child porn charge

Ottawa - Former Roman Catholic Bishop Raymond Lahey, 70, is facing the gavel today as his trial on child pornography charges opens. The charges stem found his arrest in September 2009 for possessing and importing child pornography.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Op-Ed: The Only Viable Strategy for the Vatican

New York - The Vatican continues its self-destructive response to the firestorm threatening the Roman Catholic Church. There is a Vatican response that offers hope. But does the Church have the spiritual resources needed to succeed?
In the Media by Frank Kaufmann - 4 comments

Pope says celibacy still important for priests

Pope Benedict XVI on Friday reiterated his belief that celibacy for Roman Catholic priests is still essential, despite some senior members of his church suggesting that it is a contributing factor in the sexual abuse of children.
In the Media by Chris Dade - 52 comments

Catholic bishops in France angered by phone line for sinners

Roman Catholic bishops in France have distanced their church from a telephone service set up by a company in Paris. it allows members of the Catholic faith to confess their sins.
In the Media by Chris Dade - 1 comment

Large Anti-Abortion Rally Held in Spain

Demonstrators took to the street of the Spanish capital Madrid on Saturday to voice their opposition to plans by the government to reform the abortion laws in Spain.
In the Media by Chris Dade

Conversion to christanity an escape route for Mumbai girl Sara Special

"I fear for the safety of my step-brother and my father,” said Qatar-based Sara in a trembling tone to her friend speaking at the other end of the telephone line from Mumbai.
Digital Journal Report by Armstrong Vaz

I Bless You My Child With This Bottle Of Evian

The Roman Catholic Church in the deepest depths of Ireland has come to the conclusion that spring water is better that tap, avoiding cryptosporidium pollution, especially for Easter blessings
In the Media by Michelle Duffy - 4 comments

Ash Wednesday Mass Interrupted by Porno Recordings in a Roman Catholic Church

Bomb squad was called in to blow up CD players that played pornographic messages during mass, causing evacuation of church
In the Media by Critical_Conformity - 2 comments
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Roman Catholic hierarchy split on lawsuit against Obama
Roman Catholics in England and Wales are being urged to stop same-sex marriages in a letter from senior archbishops being read in 2,500 parish churches.
The Vatican orders a crackdown on Roman Catholic nuns in the US after concerns are raised about "certain radical feminist themes".

More than three million Roman Catholic worshippers paraded with a charred Christ statute through the Philippine capital in an annual procession Monday despite a warning from the president that terrorists might target the gathering.


Canada's Roman Catholic bishops say religious voices have a right to be heard in public debates. In a 12-page pastoral letter, they also encourage civil disobedience when public policy runs afoul of religious beliefs, citing abortion, contraception and gay marriage as examples.

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Australian vicar's ridiculous comments on marriage in the Herald Sun

Father Tony Kerin, episcopal vicar for justice and social service in the Archdiocese of Melbourne, has a message for...
May 25, 2012 by Sarah Lucas - 1 comment

Rodney Gomes not the first to suggest Planet X is behind Neptune

In May 2012. according to National Geographic Brazilian astronomer Rodney Gomes may have found the mysterious Planet...

Viva Open-Access Journal

Knowledge should be free and available to everyone. The free flow of knowledge in society underpins long-term...
May 2, 2012 by Nattavud Pimpa

David Kaiser's book "How the Hippies Saved Physics" does not surprise me

When I saw the title "How the Hippies Saved Physics - Science Counter-culture and the Quantum Revival" by David Kaiser...
Apr 26, 2012 by Jonathan Farrell - 1 comment

Is Europe Becoming More Nationalistic?

There is a general consensus among many political commentators that far-right groups are on the rise across Europe....
Apr 21, 2012 by Dom Jenks
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