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Benedict XVI to return to Rome today after visit with ailing brother in Germany
June 22, 2020
The former pope has been visiting his ailing brother in Bavaria
Cardinal Pell’s prison journal will be ‘spiritual classic,’ publisher says
June 22, 2020
The publisher of the prison diary of Cardinal George Pell said the text reveals the courage, conviction, and Christian charity of the cardinal
Benedict XVI celebrates Mass with his ill brother on feast of the Sacred Heart
June 19, 2020
Pope emeritus Benedict XVI will celebrate Mass with his ailing brother on the feast of the Sacred Heart during his first full day in Germany
French investigation: sex abuse of minors in Catholic Church tops 3,000 victims over 70 years
June 18, 2020
Over the last seven decades at least 3,000 children were sexually abused by Catholic clergy or officials in France, according to the latest statements from an investigating commission
Mother of Carlo Acutis says son led her back to the Catholic faith
June 17, 2020
While most Catholic mothers pray for their teenage sons, Antonia Acutis has the unique ability to pray to hers
After Supreme Court decision, Sen. Josh Hawley says religious conservatives have a ‘bad’ deal
June 17, 2020
Sen. Josh Hawley called Tuesday for religious conservatives to “stand up and speak out” for religious liberty in light of the recent Supreme Court decision in Bostock v. Clayton County.
Dutch doctor who euthanised woman without final consent defends decision
June 16, 2020
A doctor in the Netherlands who euthanised a woman with advanced Alzheimer’s, despite the woman saying she did not want to be killed, maintains that she made the right decision
USCCB: Supreme Court has ‘redefined’ the meaning of ‘sex’
June 16, 2020
'This is an injustice that will have implications in many areas of life,' Archbishop Jose Gomez said
King of Spain thanks Catholic Church for charitable work during pandemic
June 16, 2020
The king offered his condolences for the priests who had died
Cardinal Pell: Gospel ‘helped me to survive’ in prison
June 15, 2020
Cardinal Pell told a group of Australian students that his Christian faith helped him persevere through his time in prison
Bishops entrust Polish Church to Mary in St John Paul II centenary year
June 15, 2020
Bishops entrusted the Church in Poland to the Virgin Mary on Monday as they marked the centenary of the birth of St John Paul II
As English churches reopen, Welsh Catholics are still waiting
June 15, 2020
Churches in England are now allowed to reopen for private prayer
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