Cardinal: ‘global authority’ does no...

Cardinal: ‘global authority’ does not mean world government Cardinal Peter Turkson, the president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, told Vatican Radio that the council’s controversial 2011 document, “Towards Reforming the International Financial and Monetary Systems in the Context of Global Public Authority,” did not constitute a call for a world government. “We never used that word,” Cardinal Turkson said in...
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Misinformation: Vatican and Lucifer

Misinformation: Vatican and Lucifer There was another strange phone call today. Somebody was apparently just recently hurt by a misinformation which has been circulating on the web for two or three years. This calumny claims that the Vatican astronomers named some instrument or telescope “Lucifer”. It is fairly clearly a typical case of degradation of information. The truth of the matter is that the...
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Pope Francis to canonize 800 Christi...

Pope Francis to canonize 800 Christians murdered by jihadists Excerpt: “Pope Francis to canonise 800 Italians slain during historic siege,” by Carol Glatz for the Catholic Herald, April 30, 2013. Pope Francis is preparing to canonise an estimated 800 Italian laymen killed by Ottoman soldiers in the 15th century. The canonisation service will be on May 12 in St Peter’s Square and it will be the first carried out by the Pontiff...
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Magdi Allam Leaves Catholic Church O...

Magdi Allam Leaves Catholic Church Over Its Dhimmitude Reprinted with permission In a profoundly symbolic gesture (hat tip Tundra Tabloids [1]), which epitomizes the Catholic Church’s abject dhimmitude [2], high-profile Muslim convert to Christianity Magdi Christiano Allam [3], has renounced [4] his Catholicism because of what he terms the Church’s weakness toward, and legitimation of, Islam. Allam, who will remain a...
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Social Justice and Pope Francis: Cho...

Social Justice and Pope Francis: Choosing Freedom Over Serfdom Editor’s note: A version of this article first appeared at Forbes.com. Having spent most of his life in Buenos Aires, Pope Francis has given proof that he can rise above his environment. As his compatriot Bishop Alberto Bochatey remarked, “he is a man of few words.” I lived half of my life in Buenos Aires. Few things are more difficult there than finding leaders with his...
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