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Will pro-choicers respect conscientious choice?
The chairman of the U.S. bishops pro-life committee says an issue is being discussed by members of Congress that should be a matter of agreement between "pro-lifers" and "pro-choicers": respect of conscience.
   Interviews
 
Building bridges between parishes and movements
By Jesús Colina
Legionary of Christ Father Álvaro Corcuera speaks about the relationship between movements and local Churches, and the progress gained in that relationship since Pope John Paul II's meeting with movements 10 years ago.
   Columns
 
World Youth Day gives a glimpse of the living Church
By Hector Welgampola
Bubbly youth from around the globe have sizzled wintry Sydney into an early springtime with their joyous chatter, raucous singing and infectious good cheer.

India to set up Stem Cell Institute in Bangalore
President hosts lunch for poor children  
Women discuss empowerment with Patil  
Cardinal Ivan asks Anglicans to pray to Mother Mary  
Catholic educators continue to discuss policy  
Singh stresses education’s social justice aspect  
Daily regrets spoof on Last Supper painting  
Website for Juvenile Justice Network launched  
Andhra grants fund for Christian welfare  
Text book controversy: attacked teacher dies  
Indians cautioned against fraudsters in West Africa  
Better life styles for health: Church health workers  
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Asia  
Bishop calls catholics to dialogue with other religions 'in the deep'  
Catholic lay group uses sports to bridge youth divide
Parish organizes interreligious meeting for peace
Talks not seen as solution for Sri Lanka
Christian leaders welcome new orthodox metropolitan
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Global  
Cardinal urges Lambeth participants to evangelize  
Benedict XVI's agenda through October  
Caritas group decries European immigration rule  
50,000 walk a week or more to Guadalupe shrine  
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Vatican  
Newly inaugurated Vatican agency regulates workers' health, safety  
Neurologist calls withholding hydration 'euthanasia by omission'  
Youth Day '11 to bring hope to Spain  
1 million visit joint media venture  
Priests essential for evangelization: Cardinal  
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Human Rights  
Observers concerned about worsening human rights, food situation  
Curfew in Assam town  
Call for more steps to improve life of disabled  
Taslima will continue to get asylum: Pranab  
I want to go back to Kolkata soon: Taslima  
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Education  
Three minority universities proposed to be set up  
Govt to set up National Skill Development Corp  
Age is not a matter for education  
India's first 'women-IIT' being set up in Maharashtra  
Adolescent education soon in schools across the country  
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  Church Briefs
Bishop says weapons of war must be abolished 'before they abolish us'
  WORCESTER, Mass. (CNS): War has evolved to mean nothing but indiscriminate destruction, retired Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton of Detroit told the crowd gathered for the Catholic Worker Movement's 75th anniversary celebration in Worcester.
Cincinnati Archdiocese honored for service to Holy Land Christians
Graduate of San Francisco Catholic high school bound for Beijing
Papal audience tickets available by fax
Conscience rights should unite both sides on abortion, cardinal says
New homily service ties Scripture readings to hunger issues
Top Vatican official says communication, dialogue can lead to peace
Spanish priest says planning begins now for World Youth Day 2011
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