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Archbishop backs school’s sacking of teacher after same-sex marriage

January 20, 2014

Archbishop Sartain says decision was not discriminatory

Egypt’s president visits Coptic pope to extend Christmas greeting

January 07, 2014

President Mansour keen to show appreciation for efforts of Coptic citizens 'working for the welfare of the country'

Christian leaders say violence in South Sudan is political, not ethnic

December 19, 2013

Bishops 'condemn reports that refer to the violence as conflict between tribes'

Vatican official says not to expect papal encyclical on poverty

December 11, 2013

Jesuit Father Michael Czerny denies claim made by Bishop Luigi Martella

Glasgow archbishop tells of shock as he saw images of helicopter crash

December 03, 2013

Pope Francis sends message of support to papal nuncio to Great Britain

Despite typhoon damage, Philippine archdiocese ordains seven priests

November 27, 2013

Ordination ceremonies take place amid the ruins of typhoon-ravaged cathedral

Archbishop Scicluna warns of fresh trauma as new allegations against bishops come to light

January 01, 1970

U.S. Catholics “have to be prepared for another wave of traumatic narrative” regarding the clergy sex abuse crisis, Archbishop Charles Scicluna said Nov. 13 at the University of Notre Dame. Archbishop Scicluna of Malta is adjunct secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Vatican’s chief investigator on clergy sexual abuse.

Nicaraguan authorities block priest, families from attending Mass

January 01, 1970

A Nicaraguan priest has denounced intimidation by the police, who surrounded his parish in the city of Masaya, cut power and water to the building and prevented family members of political prisoners from attending a Mass in their honor. Mass was celebrated Nov. 14, in Masaya, but only a small number of families could enter

How the Knights of Columbus

January 01, 1970

For years, two very different organisations coexisted next to each another in a nondescript office park in Manassas: Amethyst Health Centre for Women, an abortion clinic, and AAA Women for Choice, a pregnancy resource centre. In 2015, the abortion clinic closed its doors for good and the property was purchased by the BVM Foundation, a

Bishops say no-fault divorce in U.K. undermines marriage from outset

January 01, 1970

The introduction of “no-fault” divorces in the United Kingdom will undermine marriages from the outset, said the Catholic bishops of England and Wales. In the first major overhaul of UK divorce law for 50 years, the British government announced April 9 that it would allow couples to split up simply by filing a statement to

Having a friend who is poor will help you get to heaven, pope says

January 01, 1970

The poor are the church’s treasure because they give every Christian a chance to “speak the same language as Jesus, that of love,” Pope Francis said, celebrating Mass for the World Day of the Poor. “The poor facilitate our access to heaven,” the pope said in his homily Nov. 17. “In fact, they open up

Archbishop Scicluna warns of fresh trauma as new allegations against bishops come to light

January 01, 1970

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