Deputy Speaker Šeks said that Croatia, as a majority Catholic country, and the Holy See nurture exceptional bilateral relations that have been crowned by three visits from Pope John Paul II to Croatia, and that the Croatian people fervently hope that Pope Benedict XVI will visit soon.

The Prime Minister repeated her invitation to Pope Benedict XVI to visit Croatia and expressed gratitude for the support that Croatia has received from the Holy See since its independence.

This international interdisciplinary project investigating the positions and values of Europeans, i.e., their attitudes toward marriage and the family, work and leisure, religion and morality, politics and numerous other topics, was discussed by its leader for Croatia, Dr. Josip Baloban, and the methodologist Dr. Ivan Rimac.

The commemoration in Sveti Petar u Šumi was attended by approximately 60 associates and friends of the publisher Kršćanska sadašnjost, led by Dr. Željko Tanjić.

With the adjective "Catholic" in its name, this university is called to be distinguished by such an approach, not only in the pleasant moments of university life but also in trials and difficulties, emphasized Cardinal Bozanić

The Blessed Alojzije Viktor Stepinac, cardinal and the archbishop of this city, fought throughout the war for the rights of the victims of persecution and discrimination, thereby enraging the Nazis. After the war, despite attempts to distance him from communion with the Holy See of St. Peter, he always remained faithful to the Catholic Church and the successor of St. Peter, said Cardinal Erdö during the homily

In the auditorium of the Archdiocesan Pastoral Institute in Zagreb, the Director of Communications for World Youth Day 2011 in Madrid, Dr. Yago de la Cierva, presented the forthcoming WYD