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Pell ‘surprised’ by Royal Commission findings
May 07, 2020
Cardinal George Pell has expressed his “surprise” at newly released findings of an Australian investigation, which concluded that the cardinal was aware of sexual abuse by clerics in the 1970s and 80s, and failed to act.
St John Paul II’s parents’ sainthood cause has officially opened
May 07, 2020
A ceremony launching the causes of Karol and Emilia Wojtyła took place at the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Wadowice, John Paul II’s birthplace
Scottish pro-life student group investigated, but no action taken
May 06, 2020
After complaints that a pro-life event held by the Aberdeen Life Ethics Society violated a 'safe space policy', an investigation has resulted in no action being taken against the pro-life group
Abortion bans prompt legal battles amid coronavirus pandemic
May 05, 2020
Amid national lockdowns and stay-at-home orders, abortion has become a subject of national debate in the US.
In new biography, Benedict XVI laments modern ‘anti-Christian creed’
May 04, 2020
Modern society is formulating an “anti-Christian creed” and punishing those who resist it with “social excommunication,” Benedict XVI has said in a new biography
CDF: Belgian Brothers of Charity hospitals must drop Catholic identity over euthanasia
May 04, 2020
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has ordered 15 psychiatric hospitals in Belgium which belong to the Brothers of Charity to cease identifying as Catholic institutions after they allowed the euthanization of patients in 2017.
Experts offer a path to reopening churches, and the sacraments
May 01, 2020
“With proper safeguards to prevent infection... it is possible to provide the Mass and the sacraments to the faithful in this period,” a group of Dominican theologians and experts on infectious diseases have said
Bishops ask parishes to help domestic abuse victims amid lockdown
April 30, 2020
The bishops of England and Wales have urged parishes to help domestic abuse victims after a surge in requests for aid during the coronavirus crisis.
House of Lords committee raises concerns over Northern Ireland abortion regulations
April 29, 2020
The Lords' committee said that the regulations should not have been made so soon before a parliamentary recess
At least 15 dead from coronavirus in NY religious orders
April 29, 2020
Religious orders in New York state have been hit hard by the disease
Pandemic delays beatification of Cardinal Wyszynski
April 28, 2020
The beatification of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, the former Primate of Poland who heroically resisted Communism, has been postponed because of the coronavirus
Church in South Korea growing, slowly
April 27, 2020
The number of Catholics in the country increased by 0.8 per cent
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