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Word of God ‘highest charity’

“Faith is knowing the truth and adhering to it; charity is ‘walking’ in the truth,” the Pope said in his annual message for Lent, which in 2013 begins on February 13 for Latin-rite Catholics. “Faith is genuine only if crowned by charity.”

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Pope Benedict XVI waves after celebrating Mass marking the feast of the Presentation of the Lord and World Day for Consecrated Life on Feb. 2 in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. Photo: CNS/Paul Haring

Canterbury defends marriage

New archbishop of Canterbury reiterates opposition to same-sex marriage

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The newly appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, smiles during a news conference on Nov. 9 at Lambeth Palace in London. PHOTO: CNS/Dylan Martinez, Reuters

Streamlined process aids East Timor hospital

Medical staff at East Timor’s national hospital, Dili, said goodbye to onerous transcribing recently with the introduction of a new automated laboratory information system in partnership with St John of God (SJOG) Health Care. Six SJOG pathology staff from Western Australia and Victoria spent up to six weeks training and assisting scientists at the Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares (HNGV...
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East Timor hospital staff learn to use the new information streamlining system, LabTRAK. PHOTO: Courtesy SJOG

Editorial spurs Vatican action

The Catholic Church has never encouraged anyone to use ivory for religious devotional objects and, in fact, teaches that animals must be treated with respect, the Vatican spokesman said in response to questions posed in an online National Geographic editorial, saying, “thinking that there is an important ivory trafficking centre to uproot here (in the Vatican) in order to save African elephants makes no sense”.

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This is the cover of the October 2012 issue of National Geographic, which featured an article titled "Ivory Worship" about how the use of objects made of ivory in the devotions of many religions, not just Catholicism, are contributing to the slaughter of elephants in Africa. PHOTO: CNS/National Geographic

Ending America’s Death Roe

Four decades since Roe v Wade and the US continues to lose its morals and its soul writes Catholic News Service reporter Francis X Rocca.

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Move addresses religious illiteracy

In an administrative move reaffirming his efforts to promote a Catholic revival in the West and greater adherence to traditional Church teaching, Pope Benedict XVI has reassigned responsibility among Vatican offices for the religious education of laypeople and future priests.

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Pope Benedict XVI leads his general audience on Oct. 24 in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican. PHOTO: CNS/Paul Haring

Absence of faith ‘can hurt marriage’

A lack of faith in God can damage marriage, even to the point of affecting its validity, Pope Benedict XVI said.

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Pope Benedict XVI shakes hands with a member of the Roman Rota to mark the start of the judicial year at the Vatican on January 26. PHOTO: CNS/L'Osservatore Romano

Pope: Social media need more love, less ranting

Social media need to promote more logic, kindness and Christian witness than bluster, star status and division, Pope Benedict XVI said.

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Situation is tragic, say Mali’s bishops

Mali’s bishops say situation has reached ‘tragic proportions’

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A Malian soldier walks past a cross from the church seen in the background in the recently liberated town of Diabaly on January 24. PHOTO: Erik Gaillard, Reuters

Benedict’s app-titude lets users follow live

The Vatican launched a new “Pope App” on the eve of the release of the Pope’s World Communications Day message, which is dedicated to social networks as important spaces for evangelisation.

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This is a screen capture of "The Pope App," launched by the Vatican Jan. 23, the eve of Pope Benedict XVI's World Communications Day message. PHOTO: CNS/Vatican

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