World News

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Costs of papal visit to U.S. hard to pin down but total millions

Minister's assertions about race, religion continue to draw attention

Pope's U.S. visit expected to yield spiritual returns beyond costs

Diverse leadership seen at summit as key to future of healthy church

Second-oldest U.S. Catholic college marks 200th with new postal card

Arkansas churches unite after plant fire puts 800 out of work

Vatican says Christians, Buddhists should work jointly on environment

Chinese orchestra to perform Mozart's 'Requiem' for pope

Moscow Archdiocese launches monthly paper to replace closed weekly

French bishops announce pope to visit Paris, Lourdes in September