Articles from Catholic Insight (July 1, 2004)

1-60 out of 60 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Let them live" 2004.	Gosgnach, Tony		573
"Prom Queen" hits small screens.			294
A debate about the moral neutrality of pornography.	Goodden, Herman	Column	821
A flawed stewardship.	Campbell, Joe		1944
A movie, a mystic, a spiritual tradition.	O'Malley, John W.	Editorial	2929
A truly Catholic college.	Kennedy, Leonard		752
Anglican muddle: defer homosexual "marriage" but affirm sanctity of same-sex.			583
Anti-Christian bigotry in the schools.			90
Bare all: the glamour of nudity.			405
Bestsellers captivate millions.	Kisyk, Jaroslawa		1022
Bishop dies.		Brief Article	51
Caste system.		Brief Article	172
Church and catholicism.		Interview	268
Church's freedom threatened.			506
Clement of Alexandria.	Baldwin, Barry		731
From Dr. M. J. Ferrari re Our Lady of the Cape (May 2004, pp. 13-14).	Ferrari, M.J.	Letter to the Editor	115
From Filippo Mecozzi re Winnipeg Statement.	Mecozzi, Filippo	Letter to the Editor	103
From J.K. MacKenzie re Family Planning.	Mackenzie, J.K.	Letter to the Editor	408
From Jim Beers re children and ducklings.	Beers, Jim	Letter to the Editor	369
From Joan Mayo re publication.	Mayo, Joan	Letter to the Editor	35
From Peter Campbell re Harry Potter: "the arche-type of an abortion survivor," C.I., December 2003, pp. 33-35.	Campbell, Peter	Letter to the Editor	165
From Renato Gandia, freelance reporter re "more gay bullying" June 2004, p.35.	Gandia, Renato	Letter to the Editor	215
From Rita Curley: an open letter.	Curley, Rita	Letter to the Editor	543
Gagging democracy.			414
Geneva--The U.N.'s Commission on Human Rights has suppressed a report by its own investigators.		Brief Article	232
God's World and Our Place in It.	Nitsch, Kathline	Book Review	618
Guwahati--In Guwahati state, the president of India's episcopate vows the Church will not back down in the face of intimidation by Hindu extremists.		Brief Article	115
Halton's H.O.P.E.		Brief Article	296
Hate crimes, real and fake.		Brief Article	208
Ho Chi Minh City--Prior to Monsignor Parolin's visit to Vietnam, Fr. Chan Tin, an 83-year-old Vietnamese Redemptorist priest, had issued a report on the status of religion and human rights in his country.		Brief Article	185
Hot buttons election.	de Valk, Alphonse		752
If I were bishop for a day.	De Ville, Adam A.J.	Editorial	3527
In Rome Caritas Internationalis has launched an appeal for more than $2 million to aid Sudanese refugees in Chad.		Brief Article	100
Is this a first?		Brief Article	103
Kanpur--The All India Catholic Union (AICU) applauded a decision by the Indian Supreme Court to order the protection of witnesses in trials.		Brief Article	129
Kinshasa--The bishops of Congo have called on the United Nations to hold a conference on the Congo Great Lakes Region.		Brief Article	161
Lawmakers reject abortion law change.		Brief Article	126
London, England--The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, an independent advisory body set up by the American Congress.		Brief Article	84
Montreal--A man convicted of intentionally killing his unborn child has been sentenced to a mere one year in prison.		Brief Article	36
Mr. Joseph Pope writes with respect to liturgical abuses.	Pope, Joseph	Letter to the Editor	271
New bishop in Victoria.		Brief Article	57
New Delhi--In a document dated March 2, 2004, the Catholic bishops' conference appealed to India's voters to elect candidates who respect life and promote human dignity, social equality, religious harmony, and national integrity.		Brief Article	204
OECTA and homosexuals.			433
Orissa--Meanwhile, in the Indian state of Orissa, some Christians fled for their lives in February as Hindu fundamentalists stripped, molested, and shaved the heads of nine Christians, including seven women.		Brief Article	202
Palliative care: "killing me softly".	Shea, John B.		2509
Pastoral policy.		Brief Article	180
Politics and religion II.		Brief Article	250
Politics and religion III.			121
Politics, abortion, and the Church Part II.	de Valk, Alphonse		1905
Primate calls on IRA to end all operations.		Brief Article	109
Probe points to cover-up.		Brief Article	163
Purity matters.	Ulrich, Mariette	Column	771
Rio de Janeiro--Fr. Renato Chiera, founder of Casa do Menor Sao Miguel Arcanjo, the largest Brazilian organization dedicated to the needs of Rio's street children, has asked Aid to the Church in Need (headquartered in Germany) for $48,300 to provide a chapel for the children of Tinga centre.		Brief Article	84
Rome--Christine du Coudray, head of the Africa section of Aid to the Church in Need.		Brief Article	94
Ronald Reagan (1911-2004).		Obituary	134
State official encroaches upon Church prerogative.			453
The 'morning after' pill.		Brief Article	240
Thunder Bay--The decomposing body of a baby which was the result of a miscarriage was sent in a cardboard box by a hospital in Thunder Bay to the mother, a native woman.			67
Toronto--The Ontario Liberal government of Premier Dalton McGuinty has cut funding for eye examinations, physiotherapy, and chiropractics, while it has retained full funding for abortion on demand.		Brief Article	95
Vatican City -- Pope John Paul II has accepted the resignation of Bishop Paride Taban, 68, of Torit in Sudan's wartorn south.		Brief Article	134