03:39 am
.- Following international attention which included the protests of U.S. Congressmen, China has released a detained ethnic minority Uyghur woman who was scheduled to undergo a coerced abortion. Photo available

02:40 am
.- A June operation at a Spanish hospital has resulted in the first successful trachea transplant operation using adult stem cells. Photo available
“A lot of people just don’t know these protections are out there, and they’re not respecting them.”
09:21 pm
.- Proposed federal rules prohibiting recipients of federal money from discriminating against pro-life medical professionals and other conscientious objectors continue to attract opposition. However, an official with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops argues that the rules are necessary to enforce existing rights and to prevent conscience-burdening practices from dominating the medical profession. Photo available

06:30 pm
.- Tom Daschle has accepted the position of Secretary of Health and Human Services from president-elect Barack Obama.  Daschle's record of supporting anti-life initiatives is extensive enough that his bishop previously asked him to stop calling himself a Catholic. Photo available
Cardinal Newman Society touring universities with Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit
05:59 am
.- The Cardinal Newman Society has launched a tour of the Vatican’s Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit which includes a stop at the University of Notre Dame and the University of Minnesota at Morris, the academic home of a biology professor who displayed his desecration of a Host on his web site. picture available
Government-backed mob ransacks Catholic chapel in Hanoi
12:23 am
.- A government-backed mob attacked and ransacked the chapel of Hanoi Redemptorist Monastery on Saturday night in a continuation of the dispute between Catholics and the communist government over confiscated property.
Dominican bishops warn of risks of law on religious associations
11:50 pm
.- The Bishops’ Conference of the Dominican Republic warned this week that the passage of a law on religious associations would generate serious problems, including the celebration of marriages by unqualified ministers and the creation of “make-your-own churches.”
Academics deplore scorn for human life in Spain
08:05 pm
.- Dozens of prestigious doctors, lawyers, politicians, historians and other experts in Spain have signed a manifesto in defense of human life from conception to natural death and rejected the “very grave process of depreciation” of this right in the country.
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