Feb. 13, 2001   Thought of the Day   "Certain words pass out of our vocabulary until some incident or writer digs them up as forgotten treasures. One such word is 'Humility.' But often it happens that when words signifying great forgotten virtues are resurrected, they are used in an entirely new sense. For example, in China those who refuse to accept the domination of the government are accused of being wanting in 'humility.' The cat that rebels against being devoured by the mouse is also labelled as failing in that virtue."   - Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Click on the titles to read the articles   Holy Fatherīs Address to Roman Rota - ARCHIVED   Vatican doctrine chief blasts rock, pop music   Illness Can Lead to Interior Growth, Pope Says   Healed of Cerebral Palsy   What's the story on the 'Toronto blessing'?   Awareness Of Spiritual Gifts Is Changing   N.Y. church wins challenge against school district's 'no prayer' rule   North Dakota House OKs school prayer bill   Priest In Court For Praying In Front Of Abortion Clinic   Police Official Says Milosevic Arrest Coming Soon   Survivors in Bhuj Line Main Road to Wait for Food, Aid   Arms Sales Fuel Russia's Military Spending   EU reprimands Ireland   Devil Worshipper gets life for schoolboy murder   Scottish Boy, 12, stabbed his baby brother to death   Is Israel Becoming a 'Christian' Nation?   Church offers special haven for Korea's gay community   Six Dead After Army Helicopters Crash In Hawaii   Census 2000 Guesstimate Soon   Greenspan prepares for questioning before Congress   Moakley has cancer, won't run again   Defense labs terror targets   I.R.S. Going After Businesses on Withholding Tax   Clinton Era Feminsts Still Represent Bush Aministration At Un Meetings   Catholic League: Purported Apology No Apology   Most Americans feel cloning is against God's will   Holy Land Park attendance exceeds expectations   Bush gives Saddam a break, shelves Arab-Israeli conflict   Virus Spreads in Tennis Star Guise   New E-Mail Virus Piggybacks on Tennis Star's Sex Appeal   Don't be fooled: DCS1000 still a 'Carnivore' at heart   Bin Laden outsmarts US in technology war - Ouch!!! :(   Genome findings open 'book of life'   Spacecraft Lands on Asteroid   Too Little Saturated Fat May Raise the Risk of a Rare Kind of Stroke   High heating bills prompt some Minnesotans to burn corn   Snore No More   Designer Babies: Genetic Selection Takes Off   Untouched by Twister   Hillary Clinton Denies Keeping Gifts   Clinton Considers Cheaper Office Space in Harlem   Spouses are guilty until proven innocent to the IRS   Campus's single-sex classrooms engender overall early delight   Ohio Men Charged With Corpse Abuse   In Gujarat, they burn TV, the `epicentre of evil'   Massive voter fraud in Missouri?   Legislator tries to expand Oregon hate crime laws   Church cuts ties with Scout troop   Anti-Polygamy Bill May Affect Gay Unions   Dominatrix float whipped out of Hero parade   Ex-student faces felony in attempt to change grades   Kennedy crash site footage vanishes   Schoolgirl's essay on quake comes true   The most dangerous place on earth?   Famous site of Virgin Mary was plagued by false seers   Atlanta Baptists Rekindle Gay Controversy   Grim prophecy of war on every front   IBM warns employees against book on company connection to Nazis   Psychic fair brings 'good vibrations' to Toronto Back to the top