It has always been incomprehensible to me that we don’t require photo identification for voting. The idea that you can just go up to an election official, simply state your name, and then receive your ballot is mind boggling. We require identification for so many other important functions, yet we’re basically leaving it up to the honor [...]
Posts Tagged ‘documents’
Why I Threw Away My Bucket List
Posted by NCRegister on August 7th, 2012
By Jennifer Fulwiler |
The other day I was rooting around in a seldom-used drawer, and I came across some old documents from back in my early 20s. There were work papers, notes from college classes, as well as some jumbled receipts and bills. I…
Wikatechesis™ - Papal Infallibility
Posted by Chad Simpson on August 1st, 2012
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Papal infallibility is the dogma in Catholic theology that, by action of the Holy Spirit, the Pope is preserved from even the possibility of error[1] when he solemnly declares or promulgates to the universal Church a dogmatic teaching on faith or morals as being contained in divine revelation, or at [...]
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Tags: articles, Benedict, Benedict XVI, bishop, books, cardinal, Catechesis, Catholic, Catholic Church, catholic doctrine, Christ, christian, church, diocese, documents, easter, encyclica, Europe, God, holy spirit, Immaculate Conception, jesus, john paul II, Mary, national, politics, pope, Prayer, Ratzinger, reconciliation, religion, rome, saints, synod, theology, US, vatican, Wikatechesis 
No Comments »Wikatechesis™ on the Magisterium
Posted by Chad Simpson on August 1st, 2012
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the teaching authority of the Roman Catholic church. The Magisterium is the “teaching authority of the Roman Catholic Church”[1]. The word is derived from Latin magisterium, which originally meant the office of a president, chief, director, superintendent, etc. (in particular, though rarely, the office of tutor [...]
Posted in Catechesis, Wikatechesis Tags: archbishop, articles, bishop, books, brief, cardinal, Catholic, Catholic Church, catholic doctrine, Christ, christian, church, documents, encyclica, God, jesus, laity, magisterium, national, pope, religion, rome, theology, US, vatican No Comments »Pope Updated on Investigation into "Vatileaks"
Posted by NCRegister on July 27th, 2012
By Edward Pentin |
Pope Benedict XVI has been informed of conclusions reached by the commission of investigation into leaked Vatican documents and about the progress of current criminal procedures underway, according to the latest Vatican…
Benedict XVI Receives Cardinals Investigating Documents Leak
Posted by ZENIT on July 26th, 2012
Findings and Progress of Criminal Proceedings Discussed
Posted in Catholic World News Tags: audience, Benedict, Benedict XVI, documents, July, vatican, Vatican City Comments OffTonya Reaves killed by incomplete abortion, perforated uterus, and delay, documents say
Posted by [email protected] on July 26th, 2012
by Operation Rescue staff CHICAGO, July 26, 2012, (Operation Rescue)—New documents released in the Tonya Reaves tragedy reveal a timeline leading to her death that clearly shows Planned Parenthood delayed summoning emergency care for the dying wo…
Posted in Pro-Life Tags: abortion, documents, Operation, operation rescue, Rescue, Tonya Reaves, USA Comments OffCatholic bishops helped to fund Alinsky training for Barack Obama, according to documents
Posted by [email protected] on July 23rd, 2012
by Matthew Cullinan Hoffman July 23, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ “Campaign for Human Development” paid a young Barack Obama’s airfaire to a training program on community organizing…
Senate urged to wait for Clinton documents before holding Kagan hearings
Posted by Trisha Simpson on May 25th, 2010
Washington D.C., (CNA).- A pro-life group urged the Senate to postpone the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan, citing their concern that the committee will not have enough time to properly review the nominee’s professional record. In a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday, Dr. Charmaine Yoest, president and CEO of [...]
Posted in Catholic US News Tags: appointment, Clinton, Committee, Confirmation, Constitutional, documents, Dr. Charmaine Yoest, Elena Kagan, House, Kagan, life, nominee, process, Senate, Supreme No Comments »Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About the New Health Care Reform Law and the U.S. Bishops
Posted by Trisha Simpson on May 23rd, 2010
Thanks to the North Dakota Catholic Conference for this helpful resource! Did the Catholic bishops of the United States support the final version of the health care reform law? No. Although the bishops have for decades supported universal health care, they opposed the final bill because (1) it failed to preserve the status quo with [...]
Posted in Texas Catholic News Tags: abortion, abortions, agency, bill, bishop, bishops, Catholic, Catholic Church, church, documents, health, law, Mary, news, reconciliation, US No Comments »
