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Cardinal Martino to Attend U.S. Meeting on Poverty

WASHINGTON, D.C., OCT. 17, 2006 (Zenit.org).- Cardinal Raffaele Martino will address a meeting in San Francisco to discuss what the Catholic Church can do to alleviate global poverty. "Point 7 Now! Keeping America's Promise to Make Poverty History," is co-sponsored by...

Another Perspective on Christian Muslim Dialogue

A former volunteer in Eritrea writes of another level of dialogue and conversin."I thought that perhaps this one time I could offer something in the ongoing discussion your writers are producing regarding the relation of Catholicism and Islam. I have some experiences...

Sidney's Pay-Later Poor

Debt-stricken families with new homes, cars and plasma televisions in Sydney's sprawling housing estates are relying on charity handouts to buy food. Welfare agencies report a worrying increase in the number of middle-income families with big mortgages seeking help to...

September Newsletter JMV

The international Newsletter of the JMV for September is available.This issue begins with a reflection by one of its internatioanl leaders. Charity, soul of our Vicentian Charisma <> (Mt 25,40). Each time we listen to this passage so beloved by St. Vincent, we...

Pope Encourages Use of Technology

MADRID, Spain, OCT. 10, 2006 (Zenit.org).- The Church must not be afraid to use technology to spread the good news, said Benedict XVI to the World Congress for Catholic TV in Madrid. In a message sent by Vatican secretary of state, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Holy...

SJU Names Vincentian Scholar Award Recipients

Six students are spending their senior year at St. John’s University tuition-free after being selected as Vincentian Scholars for the 2006-2007 academic year. All six were selected on the basis of academic performance, community service, campus activities, and...

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