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HAVANA: Cardinal Jaime Ortega rose from labour camp inmate in the 1960s to become one of Cuba's leading political figures, leveraging a non-confrontational style into a rare position of influence for someone outside the Communist Party. With Pope Francis visiting Cuba next week, Ortega's role in.... |
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In other words, a sizable number of those young mothers the Pope cherishes do not consider themselves or their daughters "strawberries on the cake." They are the cake. And, until that sentiment fades completely, those young mothers will not instill their Catholic faith in their sons -- and especially NOT in their daughters. |
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Folk City: New York and the Folk Music Revival Museum of the City of New York June 17, 2015-January 10, 2016. By Roslyn Bernstein. In the summer of 1963, I rented the last room available from New York University's student housing bureau. I was late in my decision to enroll in an advanced chemistry.... |
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ROME At a recent meeting of Catholic parishioners in the small town of Castelgomberto in northern Italy, a man got up and shouted "My grandfather built that place for priests, not for Muslims". "It was a pretty stormy meeting," said Father Lucio Mozzo, pastor to six parishes in the area, who was.... |
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With Pope Francis visiting Cuba next week, Ortega's role in boosting the power of the Roman Catholic Church on the island has drawn both praise and scorn. Cuba's small but vocal dissident community and hardline Cuban-American exiles in Miami believe he has become too cozy with the government and.... |
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By Philip Pullella. ROME (Reuters) - At a recent meeting of Catholic parishioners in the small town of Castelgomberto in northern Italy, a man got up and shouted "My grandfather built that place for priests, not for Muslims". "It was a pretty stormy meeting," said Father Lucio Mozzo, pastor to six.... |
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Carol Costello, who anchors the 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. ET edition of CNN's "Newsroom" each weekday, is writing a series of columns related to Pope Francis' visit to North America this month. The opinions expressed in this commentary are hers. (CNN)I will not see a woman ordained a Catholic priest in my lifetime. |
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HAVANA Cardinal Jaime Ortega rose from labor camp inmate in the 1960s to become one of Cuba's leading political figures, leveraging a non-confrontational style into a rare position of influence for someone outside the Communist Party. With Pope Francis visiting Cuba next week, Ortega's role in.... |
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LEGAZPI CITY, Albay: The province of Albay failed to get the Seal of Good Local Governance from the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) for being unable to provide basic social services specifically to persons with disability (PWD). Elouisa Pastor, DILG Bicol regional director, in a.... |
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cardinal Jaime Ortega rose from labor camp inmate in the 1960s to become one of Cuba's leading political figures, leveraging a non-confrontational style into a rare position of influence for someone outside the Communist Party. With Pope Francis visiting Cuba next week, Ortega's.... |
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HAVANA Cardinal Jaime Ortega rose from labor camp inmate in the 1960s to become one of Cuba's leading political figures, leveraging a non-confrontational style into a rare position of influence for someone outside the Communist Party. With Pope Francis visiting Cuba next week, Ortega's role in.... |
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