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Sabado, Mayo 14, 2011

San Malverde: patron saint of thieves and drug lords

MEXICO’S drug lords are so powerful they even have their own patron saint: San Malverde. Every year on May 3, residents of the north-western state of Sinaloa, the birthplace of Mexico’s largest drug cartel, flock to celebrate their beloved “good bandit.”

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Mga etiketa: Catholic, celebration, church, Culiacán, drug cartel, drug lords, drug trafficking, feast day, good bandit, Mexican, Mexico, patron saint, procession, saints, San Malverde, Sinaloa, thieves

Pope congratulates 34 new Swiss Guard recruits

POPE Benedict XVI met with 34 new Swiss Guard recruits on May 6 and offered words of wisdom and encouragement before the swearing-in ceremony.

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Vatican to address ‘Catholic identity’ at Caritas assembly

THE general assembly of Caritas Internationalis in late May is shaping up as a defining moment for the confederation of 165 national Catholic charities, at a time when the Vatican is insisting on greater control over Caritas operations.

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Mga etiketa: agenda, assembly, Benedict XVI, Caritas, Caritas Internationalis, Catholic, charities, church, confederation, control, Holy See, identity, juridical status, operations, Pope, statutes, Vatican

Sabado, Mayo 7, 2011

Bishops in Mindanao fear ‘impending’ terror attacks

CATHOLIC bishops urged people in Mindanao to be more vigilant as they believe that retaliatory attacks by sympathizers of slain terror leader Osama Bin Laden is highly possible in the region.

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Mga etiketa: backlash, Bin Laden, bishops, Catholic, Cotabato, fear, Jemaah Islamiyah, Mindanao, Osama Bin Laden, retaliation, retaliatory attacks, sympathizers, terror attacks, terrorism, terrorist, vigilant

Lokasyon: Mindanao, Pilipinas

Priest revives Chavacano radio drama

A CANADIAN Catholic priest is reviving a radio drama in Zamboanga City in a bid to preserve the Chavacano language.

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Mga etiketa: Canadian, Catholic, Chavacano, dialect, drama, El Isyu Ahora, extinct, Father Arthur Winikoff, language, preserve, priest, production, radio, Spanish-based Creole, St. Francis House, Zambaonga City

Lokasyon: Lungsod ng Zamboanga City, Pilipinas

Priest-psychologist sees ‘signs of grace’ in abuse scandal

A PRIEST-PSYCHOLOGIST said he sees “signs of grace” amid the darkness of the clergy sexual abuse crisis.

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Mga etiketa: abuse, America, Catholic, child abuse, church, clergy, Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, pastoral studies, prelate, priest, psychologist, psychology, scandal, sex, sex abuse, sexual, signs of grace, University

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Award-winning film reminds of religious persecution

A SPECIAL screening of an award-winning film in Taipei has reminded many of those who saw it of the religious persecutions in mainland China more than half a century ago.

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Mga etiketa: Award-winning, Cannes Film Festival, Catholic, China, Chinese, Christian, church, faith, film, Grand Prix award, history, movie, Of Gods and Men, religious persecution, screening, Taipei, Taiwan

Lokasyon: Taiwan

Japan Catholic school aids disaster victims

THE Kesennuma Catholic Kindergarten held a ceremony recently to welcome new children and kick off the school year, an event that was postponed due to the disasters that ravaged the region.

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Mga etiketa: aid, Catholic, disaster, earthquake, Father Takashi Aizu, Japan, Kesennuma, Kindergarten, nuclear, school, Sendai diocese, students, teachers, Toshiko Komatsu, tsunami, victims

Lokasyon: Hapon

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