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Gloria TV News on the Feast of St. Louise de Marillac.
Pope Helps in Japan
Japan
At the weekend, Pope Benedict XVI sent a charitable donation of 100,000 U.S. dollars to the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Japan. The money is destined to help victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck the Asian nation last Friday. Msgr. Anthony Figueiredo, an official at the Pontifical Council Cor Unum told Vatican Radio that they are working closely with the bishops, Caritas Internationalis and other aid organisations. Cor unum is the Vatican office responsible for papal donations to charities
Japanese Bishop Comments Earth Quake
Japan
“The Church in Japan will respond to the tragedy of the earthquake and tsunami that struck northern Japan with prayer and solidarity”. This are the words of Bishop Marcellinus Daiji Tani of Saitama. The bishop commented the March 11 disaster that has claimed thousands of victims. “This sad event reminds us that life is in the hands of God and that life is a gift from God,” he added. “It will be a challenge for all of us to practice and witness to the commandment of love and brotherly love, in this time of Lent.”
Vatican Goes on Youtube and Facebook
Vatican
The Vatican has launched pages on Facebook and YouTube to help provide information about the beatification of Pope John Paul II. The Facebook page provides information about the beatification. The YouTube site offers video clips from important moments in the pontificate of John Paul II. The efforts are organized by Vatican Radio, the Vatican television center, and the Pontifical Council for Social Communications. Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, said that the goal is “to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,” as the May 1 date of the beatification approaches.
Cardinal Burke Celebrating in Australia
Australia
Cardinal Raymond Cardinal Burke celebrated on March 12 Pontifical Mass at St. Brigid's, Marrickville, Sydney, New Liturgical movement reports. There was a very good turnout with over 1000 people participating. Auxiliary Bishop Julian Porteous of Sydney also attended the Mass.
Pope Helps in Japan
Japan
At the weekend, Pope Benedict XVI sent a charitable donation of 100,000 U.S. dollars to the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Japan. The money is destined to help victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck the Asian nation last Friday. Msgr. Anthony Figueiredo, an official at the Pontifical Council Cor Unum told Vatican Radio that they are working closely with the bishops, Caritas Internationalis and other aid organisations. Cor unum is the Vatican office responsible for papal donations to charities
Japanese Bishop Comments Earth Quake
Japan
“The Church in Japan will respond to the tragedy of the earthquake and tsunami that struck northern Japan with prayer and solidarity”. This are the words of Bishop Marcellinus Daiji Tani of Saitama. The bishop commented the March 11 disaster that has claimed thousands of victims. “This sad event reminds us that life is in the hands of God and that life is a gift from God,” he added. “It will be a challenge for all of us to practice and witness to the commandment of love and brotherly love, in this time of Lent.”
Vatican Goes on Youtube and Facebook
Vatican
The Vatican has launched pages on Facebook and YouTube to help provide information about the beatification of Pope John Paul II. The Facebook page provides information about the beatification. The YouTube site offers video clips from important moments in the pontificate of John Paul II. The efforts are organized by Vatican Radio, the Vatican television center, and the Pontifical Council for Social Communications. Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, said that the goal is “to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,” as the May 1 date of the beatification approaches.
Cardinal Burke Celebrating in Australia
Australia
Cardinal Raymond Cardinal Burke celebrated on March 12 Pontifical Mass at St. Brigid's, Marrickville, Sydney, New Liturgical movement reports. There was a very good turnout with over 1000 people participating. Auxiliary Bishop Julian Porteous of Sydney also attended the Mass.
Germany's Roman Catholic bishops kneel down, ask for forgiveness over clergy's abuse
By The Associated Press (CP) – 1 day ago
BERLIN — Germany's Roman Catholic bishops say they are "deeply ashamed" by the abuse of youth by clergy men and the church's failure to hold the perpetrators to account.
The country's bishops kneeled down in a symbolic gesture Monday and asked for God's forgiveness at the …More
Germany's Roman Catholic bishops kneel down, ask for forgiveness over clergy's abuse
By The Associated Press (CP) – 1 day ago
BERLIN — Germany's Roman Catholic bishops say they are "deeply ashamed" by the abuse of youth by clergy men and the church's failure to hold the perpetrators to account.
The country's bishops kneeled down in a symbolic gesture Monday and asked for God's forgiveness at the beginning of their annual spring meeting in the western city of Paderborn.
The head of the German Bishops Conference Robert Zollitsch said in his prayer that men of the church have abused youth and damaged their lives.
Germany, the homeland of Pope Benedict XVI, was one of several countries hit last year by a wave of allegations of abuse by clerics.
The Bishops Conference said last month it planned to offer up to €5,000 ($6,900) to those abused by clergy or church officials while they were minors.
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By The Associated Press (CP) – 1 day ago
BERLIN — Germany's Roman Catholic bishops say they are "deeply ashamed" by the abuse of youth by clergy men and the church's failure to hold the perpetrators to account.
The country's bishops kneeled down in a symbolic gesture Monday and asked for God's forgiveness at the beginning of their annual spring meeting in the western city of Paderborn.
The head of the German Bishops Conference Robert Zollitsch said in his prayer that men of the church have abused youth and damaged their lives.
Germany, the homeland of Pope Benedict XVI, was one of several countries hit last year by a wave of allegations of abuse by clerics.
The Bishops Conference said last month it planned to offer up to €5,000 ($6,900) to those abused by clergy or church officials while they were minors.
www.google.com/…/ALeqM5g7e963ig4…
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Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, said that the goal is “to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,”
a huge wave?
Probably not the best metaphor considering the catastrophic tsunami that devistated Japan this past Friday.
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Vatican Goes on Youtube and Facebook
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Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, said that the goal is “to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,”
a huge wave?
Probably not the best metaphor considering the catastrophic tsunami that devistated Japan this past Friday.
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Vatican Goes on Youtube and Facebook
The Vatican has launched pages on Facebook and YouTube to help provide information about the beatification of Pope John Paul II.
Just when you think the geniuses in the Vatican can't make things any worse, they decide to go commercial with a beatification (which ought to be a solemn occasion) and put it up on a social network.
There are plenty of legitimate, reputable and well respected news outlets to disseminate information regarding this or any other important religious news stories.
“to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,”
B.S. Social networks have their place but it certainly is not to deal in serious news stories related to Catholicism.
Just my opinion.
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Have a good evening, Lucia.
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Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, said that the goal is “to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,”
a huge wave?
Probably not the best metaphor considering the catastrophic tsunami that devistated Japan this past Friday.
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Vatican Goes on Youtube and Facebook
The Vatican has launched pages on Facebook and YouTube to help provide information about the beatification of Pope John Paul II.
Just when you think the geniuses in the Vatican can't make things any worse, they decide to go commercial with a beatification (which ought to be a solemn occasion) and put it up on a social network.
There are plenty of legitimate, reputable and well respected news outlets to disseminate information regarding this or any other important religious news stories.
“to emit a huge wave of positivity, of friendship, of spiritual values through the open paths of social networks,”
B.S. Social networks have their place but it certainly is not to deal in serious news stories related to Catholicism.
Just my opinion.
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Have a good evening, Lucia.
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