| Pope Benedict XVI: Verbum Domini | Mar 19 2012 |
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| Zan's Welcome at CAST Launch | Mar 13 2012 |
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Welcome and statement of purpose at the National media launch of CAST for Ghana’s 2012 elections on 12th march, 2012 by Mr. Samuel Zan Akologo – Executive Secretary of the Department of Human Development of the National Catholic Secretariat Read More |
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| Public Consensus and Support for the Biometric Registration System in Ghana: Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference engages the Electoral Commission (EC) | Feb 15 2012 |
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As part of the Church’s commitment to the promotion of good governance and democracy in Ghana, and to complement government effort in educating the citizenry, the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference embarks on civic and voter education every other year. This year, the Conference has developed its programme titled, “Civic Agenda for Smooth Political Transition :, focus on the Biometric Registration and Voting System and the Political Transition Law for Ghana’s Election 2012” – CAST FOR GHANA in short. The programme is in partnership with STAR-Ghana, a pool funded mechanism that seeks to empower civil society and parliaments in ensuring effective governance of public goods and service delivery. Read More |
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| Pope names new cardinals who'll choose successor | Jan 09 2012 |
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| Pope's Christmas Address | Dec 22 2011 |
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Pope Benedict XVI said the main purpose of the Synod of Bishops on the Bible is primarily pastoral, and a main challenge is to lead more Catholics to the Bible. It is not the Pontiff’s intention to host a forum for scriptural analysis (The Cath. Standard [CS] 21-27 Sept 2008 p. 2). The theme The Word of God in the Life and Mission of the Church is expression of his conviction that to pray and meditate on the Word of God is a condition so that we can really be in contact with the Lord and thus speak firsthand of him to others (CS, 10-16 April 2011 p. 12).
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Benedict, increasing the chances the next pontiff will be a conservative European, on Friday named 22 new cardinals, the red-hatted "princes of the Church" who are his closest aides and will one day choose his successor.