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Benedict Asks: ‘What Did Jesus Actually Bring to the World?’

BY FATHER RAYMOND J. DE SOUZA

August 19-25, 2007 Issue

This spring, Pope Benedict XVI published a 10-chapter book titled Jesus of Nazareth. And while the Pope specifically instructed that the work is a personal project and not part of the magisterial teaching of the Church, his book is a profound reflection on Jesus authored by one of the greatest... READ MORE


St. Basil: a Voice for Today

Weekly General Audience August 1, 2007

August 12-18, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

More than 5,000 pilgrims gathered in Vatican City’s Paul VI Hall for Pope Benedict XVI’s general audience on Aug. 1. Continuing his series of teachings on the Fathers of the Church, the Holy Father concluded his teaching on St. Basil, which he began at his last general audience on July 4. He... READ MORE


Benedict and the Media

BY EDWARD PENTIN

Does the Pope Need a Spin Doctor?

August 12-18, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

For some time, Vatican journalists and media savvy experts have wondered whether Pope Benedict XVI could benefit from their advice on how to deal with the mass media.

In particular, they draw attention to at least four high-profile occasions when the Pope has ruffled feathers, usually prompting... READ MORE


Long Distance Voyager

BY EDWARD PENTIN

Pope Benedict’s Travels A Pleasant Surprise

August 5-11, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

For a pope who initially said he would travel less than his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI seems to have caught the travel bug.

He has already racked up six major trips abroad, including Brazil and Turkey. Within Italy he has made five journeys, most recently to Assisi. And his travel schedule... READ MORE


The Year of St. Paul

BY EDWARD PENTIN

Pauline Year to Focus on Christian Unity

July 22 - August 4, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

VATICAN CITY — St. Paul, “Apostle to the Gentiles,” can show Christians the way toward unity, Pope Benedict XVI firmly believes.

And primarily for this reason, the Pope has dedicated a year to this key figure in Christianity.

From June 2008 to June 2009, the Church will celebrate... READ MORE


In John Paul’s Footsteps

BY EDWARD PENTIN

Benedict Vacations in Italy’s Dolomites

July 15-21, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

After four months of intense preparation, the people of Lorenzago di Cadore are reportedly “in joyous ferment.” That’s because for almost three weeks this month, they are hosting a most important guest: Pope Benedict XVI.

The Pope is vacationing July 9-27 in this small mountain village of... READ MORE


St. Basil the Great

‘He Shows Us How to Be Real Christians’

July 15-21, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Pope Benedict delivered his audience July 4 before a packed audience in Paul VI Hall, focusing on St. Basil of Caesarea (between 329 and 333 - Jan. 1, 379).

Today we remember one of the great Fathers of the Church, St. Basil, described by Byzantine liturgical texts as a “light of the Church.”... READ MORE


St. Cyril of Jerusalem

BY Register translation

A Catechesis That Embraces Body, Soul and Spirit

July 8-14, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Pope Benedict XVI spoke about the legacy of St. Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 315-386) during his general audience of June 27 — the 100th general audience of his pontificate. The Holy Father highlighted St. Cyril’s catechetical teachings, which reveal his orthodox doctrine and his pastoral wisdom.... READ MORE


Ambassador Yelda Sets Record Straight: ‘The Christians of Iraq Will Not Leave’

BY EDWARD PENTIN

July 8-14, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Albert Yelda has no difficulty understanding the plight Christians experience in Iraq — he’s a Christian himself.

But Yelda said that despite the troubled situation in his war-torn country, Iraq’s current government is sensitive to the problems facing Christians.

You attended a requiem Mass... READ MORE


St. Athanasius

A Passionate Champion of The Faith

July 1-7, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

During his general audience on June 20, Pope Benedict XVI dedicated his catechesis to St. Athanasius of Alexandria (c 293 - May 2, 373), calling him a “pillar of the Church” and a “model of orthodoxy, both in the East and West.” The Holy Father emphasized Athanasius’ devotion to the... READ MORE


Vatican Media Watch

July 1-7, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Benedict Urges Care for Refugees

Speaking on a day the United Nations has designated World Refugee Day, Pope Benedict said June 20 that accepting refugees was a “dutiful gesture of human solidarity,” according to a report from the Associated Press.

Addressing the 7,000 pilgrims and tourists... READ MORE


Vatican Media Watch

June 24-30, 2007 Issue

Vatican: Don’t Support Amnesty International

The Vatican is no longer providing aid to Amnesty International in light of the organization’s decision to support abortion, Agence France-Presse reported, following the story broken in the National Catholic Register.

Cardinal Renato Martino,... READ MORE


Benedict on Eusebius of Caesarea

BY Register Translation

We Cannot Remain Unaffected by God’s Love

June 24-30, 2007 Issue

General Audience June 6, 2007

Pope Benedict XVI met with 30,000 people in St. Peter’s Square during his general audience on June 13. He offered his reflections on Eusebius (c. 275-339), who was a bishop of Caesarea in Palestine during the fourth century. Eusebius was the Church’s first... READ MORE


Celebrating Corpus Christi

BY FATHER ALFONSO AGUILAR, LC

God Was Truly With Us

June 24-30, 2007 Issue

It was easy to feel the spiritual presence of the whole Church as we attended the Holy Father’s Corpus Christi Mass on June 7 at St. John Lateran’s huge piazza.

The 20-foot-high statue of Christ the Redeemer with his right hand raised faced us as a sign of perpetual blessing. The statue... READ MORE


Weekly Catechesis 06.17.2007

St. Cyprian of Carthage
A Model of Devotion to Prayer, The Word of God And the Church

June 17-23, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Pope Benedict XVI met with 40,000 pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square during his general audience on June 6. He spoke about St. Cyprian of Carthage in his catechesis. The Holy Father highlighted Cyprian’s emphasis on the unity of the Church as founded on Peter, his devotion to prayer and to God’s... READ MORE


Vatican Media Watch

Keeping an eye on the news from the Vatican.

June 17-23, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Pope: Church Is Committed to Social Justice

Pope Benedict said the Church has no direct involvement in politics but that it must remain committed to social justice, reported the Associated Press.

The Holy Father told the members of Caritas Internationalis that the Church’s charity is universal... READ MORE


The Secret of Sant’Egidio’s Success

BY EDWARD PENTIN

The Register spoke with Sant’Egidio spokesman Claudio Betti, about the community’s origins and achievements.

June 17-23, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

President George Bush’s June 9 visit to the Sant’Egidio community in Rome highlighted the acclaim the Catholic group has earned for its international peacemaking efforts.

Sant’Egidio spokesman Claudio Betti, a history professor at the University of Perugia, joined the community in 1971 at the... READ MORE


Vatican Media Watch 06.10.2007

Keeping an eye on the news from the Vatican.

June 10-16, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

World Food Program Head Lauds Benedict

Josette Sheeran, executive director of the World Food Program (WFP), praised Pope Benedict for his “invaluable support in favor of the world’s hungry,” reported Reuters.

The World Food Program works with a number of Catholic organizations, including... READ MORE


WEEKLY CATECHESIS 06.10.2007

Tertullian Today
Christian Dialogues With the Culture of His Time

June 10-16, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

Pope Benedict XVI met with 32,000 pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square during his general audience on May 30. He continued his series of teachings on prominent figures from the early Church and offered his reflections on the prolific author and apologist Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus, known as... READ MORE


Benedict’s Pastoral Touch

BY EDWARD PENTIN

Pope Reaches Out to Parents of Kidnapped Girl

June 10-16, 2007 Issue For Subscribers Only

The disappearance of a son or daughter is every parent’s nightmare. And when it happens far away from home, in a foreign country and culture, the situation is particularly traumatic.

But that’s what happened May 3 to Catholic couple Gerry and Kate McCann, when their daughter Madeleine... READ MORE


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