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Apostolic visitation of US nuns is making waves
A front-page New York Times story on the Vatican's concern about women's religious orders in the US offers a strong indication that the apostolic visitation announced earlier this year is ...
Vietnam: Redemptorist priest facing arrest for 'counter-revolutionary' activities
Reports in Vietnam's state-controlled media claim that government authorities now have enough evidence to arrest a Redemptorist priest on charges of counter-revolutionary activity and ...
US Catholic hierarchy shows support for legislation requiring massive tax hike
The US bishops have given their enthusiastic support to the Waxman-Markey bill, a piece of legislation designed to address climate change, which Republican opponents have characterized as ...
ADL injects new tension in Catholic-Jewish dialogue
In the latest show of tensions between Catholic and Jewish leaders, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has issued a critical statement about a document released by the US Conference of ...
Imitate Padre Pio, in devotion and service, Pope urges faithful
Pope Benedict XVI held up Padre Pio as a model for all Christians but especially for priests-- for his loving care for those in need, but even more for his deep devotion and prayer-- ...
The Year for Priests explained: a quest for pastoral zeal
The fundamental reason for a special Year for Priests is " to deepen the commitment of all priests to interior renewal," Pope Benedict XVI explains in a letter to the world's priests that ...
The case for canonical discipline of Archbishop Weakland
In a strongly worded editorial that appears in the July edition of Catholic World Report, the monthly magazine's editor, George Neumayr, expresses shock and dismay that a retired American ...
Cardinal Dziwisz recalls papal journey that brought down Communism
Thirty years to the day after Pope John Paul II concluded his first apostolic journey to Poland-- a journey that marked the beginning of the end of Communism in Eastern Europe-- the June ...
The Vatican response(s) to Obama's Cairo speech
Church leaders in Rome and in the US have offered a wide range of responses to President Obama's speech at the University of Cairo-- suggesting that prelates, like lay Catholics, have ...
Pope appoints new head for Apostolic Penitentiary
Pope Benedict XVI has made an important appointment to the Roman Curia, naming Archbishop Fortunato Baldelli to become the head of the Apostolic Penitentiary, replacing Cardinal James ...
KWKY's Faith Matters Conference
KWKY would like to announce that the Faith Matters Conference will be August 28-29, 2009.
Marcus Grodi, founder of the Coming Home Network, will be the keynote speaker along with Michael Voris, a Media Evangelist, Bob Rice, a Youth Evangelist, and Bishop Richard Pates of the Diocese of Des Moines.
Cost for the Conference is $50 for an Adult, $90 for a couple, $125 for a family, $30 for young adults 19-30, and $20 for Students 18-under.
You can register on-line by clicking the picture featured above. You can also e-mail us at info@kwky.com or give us a call at 515-223-1150
Catholic Radio Cruise
KWKY Catholic Radio is proud to announce the Catholic Radio Cruise, scheduled for January 9-16, 2010.
Joining KWKY for the cruise will be Marcus Grodi, of the Coming Home Network as well as Janet Morana with the Silent No More Campaign, Fr. Frank Pavone, President of Priests for Life and Dr. Ray Guarendi of "The Doctor is In.".
Enjoy a warm holiday with your family as KWKY sails the Caribbean.
For more information follow the link attached to the picture above.
Iles Funeral Home is a proud sponsor of the Rosary on KWKY Catholic Radio.
