A Zambian priest said the nation’s information minister should resign for accusing the Catholic Church of complicity in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
America Staff
Letters
Burning Flame Just one question regarding “A Deacon’s Lessons,” by Greg Kandra (7/20): What about those of us who are called to the diaconate but have been given a resounding no for an answer? We are left with a burning flame, placed in the deepest part of our souls by God, which c
Orissa Christians Fearful as Anniversary Nears
A Catholic archbishop said only a few people accused in last year’s violence against Christians have been arrested.
Health Care Round-Up
A selection of America‘s articles on health care reform
News Briefs
Special Olympics founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who died Aug. 11, was “a woman of ardent faith and generous public service” said the apostolic nuncio to the United States.
Aid Official Describes Starvation in Eritrea
Orphanage staffers are overwhelmed by the number of children being dropped off because their families cannot feed them.
Conditions Improve for Russian Catholics
“Our church’s ties with state and society here have significantly improved recently,” said a member of the Russian Catholic bishops’ conference.
News Briefs
Eddie Panlilio, a Catholic priest, has requested a dispensation from his priestly duties so that he may run for president of the Phillipines.
Duty to Protect: Three Pillars to Prevent Four Crimes
A lack of will and finger pointing have contributed to the international community’s failure to stop present-day mass violence.
July/August Selection
From professor and scholar to the Vatican rsquo s enforcer of the faith and finally to the throne of St Peter Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger Pope Benedict XVI has become for the world the public face of the Roman Catholic Church Rev Thomas P Rausch S J mdash the T Marie Chilton Professor of Ca
