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June 02, 2020
Trump signs order on international religious freedom after JPII shrine visit
June 02, 2020
The order calls religious freedom “a moral and national security imperative” and declares it “a foreign policy priority of the United States.”
JPII shrine says Trump visit long scheduled, while Archbishop Gregory opposes visit
June 02, 2020
Washington’s archbishop called Trump’s visit to the shrine “reprehensible”
Bishops join woman with Down syndrome in call to change N Ireland abortion law
June 02, 2020
Bishops in Northern Ireland have strongly backed a call by a campaigner with Down syndrome to reject a law permitting abortion up to birth on grounds of disability
Britain must stand in solidarity with Hong Kong, says bishop
June 02, 2020
Bishop Lang said he was 'deeply concerned by the continuing erosion of autonomy, suppression of political freedoms, and violent response to peaceful protests' in the territory
‘It’s a pretty huge hit to take’: Lockdown deals blow to Catholic publishers
June 02, 2020
Catholic publishers in Britain are turning to social media and online sales in an effort to survive the impact of the coronavirus pandemic
The virus has been a painful lesson in human limitations
June 02, 2020
Where will we be by the time you read this? Emotionally speaking: will the collective mood be up or down? It’s all about expectation management: giving bad news about deaths in time for people to see the benefit of an extended lockdown. Managing our feelings is part of the purpose of the daily Downing Street
Galileo’s story is more complex than the popular account
June 02, 2020
Galileo and the Science Deniers By Mario Livio Simon and Schuster, 304pp, £22.99/$22.50 The so-called champions of reason are the modern man’s saints and martyrs: individuals who benevolently unearthed scientific truths only to find that they had poked a hornets’ nest. Giordano Bruno and Galileo Galilei have become patterns of the type. For many, they
‘The virus of racism is among us once again’: US bishops speak out on Floyd killing
June 02, 2020
Multiple Catholic bishops have joined the calls for justice, but also criticised violent protests
Nuns praying for looters after attack on Catholic bookstore
June 02, 2020
As rioters targeted Chicago's Magnificent Mile shopping district, they picked an unlikely target: A bookstore run by nuns.
Pope Francis blesses global rosary relay for priests
June 02, 2020
Participating shrines pray a mystery of the rosary at a designated half-hour in thanksgiving for the priesthood and to seek Mary’s protection for priests
Vatican Museums reopening unveils restored Raphael Rooms
June 02, 2020
The Vatican Museums reopened Monday revealing newly restored frescoes in the Raphael Rooms depicting scenes from early Church history to the public
Churches in six US states damaged by violent protests
June 02, 2020
Catholic churches and cathedrals in several cities were among the buildings damaged in the protests and riots that occurred nationwide over the past week
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