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Layman earns Vatican knighthood
VIETNAM: A lay Catholic in Hue yesterday received the ceremonial title of Knight of the Grand Cross from Pope Benedict XVI during a ceremony at Phu Cam Cathedral. Joachim Do Trinh Hue earned the honor, one of five orders ...
Vatican promulgates sainthood
PHILIPPINES: Philippine laymen and six other martyrs named for canonization
Pope receives new Vatican ambassadors
VATICAN CITY: Ambassadors from Thailand, Pakistan and other nations present their credentialsJains visit Vatican for talks
VATICAN CITY: Two groups examine similarities between non-violence and charityPope supports death penalty opponents
VATICAN CITY: Community of Sant'Edigio gains ground in fight against capital punishmentVatican denounces excommunicant
VATICAN CITY: Says involvement in Yibin ordination has made 'canonical position' worse
Church leadership must be legitimate
CHINA: Much work remains to heal the rift over ordination between Beijing and Rome
Planned ordination ‘encouraging’
VATICAN CITY: Vatican-approved bishop in Yibin could be good for Chinese CatholicsOusted priest to attend ordination
CHINA: Fr Paul Lei Shiyin's presence at Vatican-approved event raises questions
If it’s good for the Church, it’s good for Faith Weekly
CHINA: A barometer of relations between China and Vatican
Archdiocese exhibits miracle images
PHILIPPINES: Photos and illustrations from more than 1,200 years come from Vatican to Iloilo
Promote religious freedom: Vatican Diwali message
INDIA: Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, president of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue writes that when religious freedom is hampered or denied "all other human rights are endangered", reports the Catholic News Service.
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- New archbishop ‘humbled’ by appointment
- Bishop was 'overwhelmed' by his appointment
- Mongolian president meets Pope
- The Mongolia’s President paid a visit to Pope Benedict this week. Both leaders discussed the state of relations between the Holy See and the Asian nation, writes Gerard O'Connell on the Vatican Insider.
- Mother Teresa, an ‘icon of communication’
- The secretary of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Mgr Paul Tighe, talks to Philippa Hitchen of the Vatican Radio about how Mother Teresa can be seen as an icon for modern communications.
- China’s aggresive stance
- China has taken an aggressive stance against the Vatican over the key question of the nomination of bishops, in the run up to its leadership elections in 2012, according to Gerard O'Connell on the Vatican Insider.
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