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Msgr. Mieczyslaw Mokrzycki, the assistant secretary for Pope John Paul II, places flowers on the tomb of the late pope during a special service in the grotto of St. Peter's Basilica April 2, the first anniversary of the death of the Polish pope. CNS photo/L'Osservatore Romano  |
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CURRENT
ISSUE: April 3, 2006
VOL.
43, NO. 7Oakland,
CA
Debate
on immigrant justice
As hundreds of thousands of
people marched in cities across the country in support of comprehensive
immigration reform, Catholic bishops in various states joined the chorus
. . .. >>>
Immigration
present norm 'serves no one'
Saying that the current immigration
situation in the U.S. serves neither immigrants nor the general public,
California’s Catholic bishops asked for . . . . >>>
Catholics urged to write
Bush
on behalf of people of Darfur
At least two local parishes
are joining faith groups across the country in a campaign urging President
George W. Bush to take stronger action. . . . >>>
Apology
and blessing
Bishop Allen Vigneron gives
his blessing during the March 28 diocesan service of apology .
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