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Ugandan ceasefire brokered by Sant’Egidio Community Mario Giro, a spokesman for St. Egidio, told Vatican Radio that the agreement does not end the conflict in Uganda, but it is a critical first step. "The most difficult thing was to begin," he said, and the ceasefire is a bid to overcome "20 years of mistrust." Now,…

One of the odd and (I think) quite interesting about the rise of Catholic Blogs and the Catholic Internets in general is the awareness of the doings of various dioceses and even parishes – and the high interest in such doings by people who don’t even live there and will never even visit. We know…

This is the first anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation on the Gulf Coast, closely followed by Hurricane Rita. CNS has several recent stories: The secondary disaster of trying to get promised government funds for school repair Archbishop Hughes remembers An interview with the staff of the NO Archdiocesan paper The Biloxii Diocese homepage The New…

The quite interesting story of the development (over many decades) of the HPV vaccine: But each step forward to those techniques was a triumph of hard science over the pseudoscientific myths that for centuries surrounded the disease. The first was posited by a doctor in Florence in 1842. He noticed that prostitutes and married women…
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