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Scottish Parliament admits that policing ‘silent prayer’ in abortion ‘buffer zones’ difficult to manage
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Scottish Parliament admits that policing ‘silent prayer’ in abortion ‘buffer zones’ difficult to manage
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May 29, 2019
Knights of Columbus discard ceremonial capes and chapeaus
May 29, 2019
A long-standing tradition will end this summer as the Knights of Columbus discard the ceremonial capes and plumed chapeaus of its fourth-degree members. July 1 will mark the end of a 79-year era when the Knights change the ceremonial Color Corps regalia long associated with the fraternal Catholic order. The Color Corps, which acts as
Facing terminal cancer, Polish man ordained priest in hospital bed
May 29, 2019
May is ordination month in many dioceses, but the ordination of Fr. Michal Los, FDP, a member of the Orionine Fathers, was far from your typical ordination. On May 24, Los was ordained a priest in his Warsaw hospital bed. Los was diagnosed with cancer a month ago, and is now in critical condition. Pope
Cardinal Pell will not ask for shorter sentence if appeal fails
May 29, 2019
UPDATE: A source close to Cardinal Pell’s legal team has since denied that the cardinal will not seek a shorter sentence. Cardinal George Pell of Sydney, who was sentenced to six years in prison in March after being convicted of five counts of sexual abuse of minors in December 2018, will not ask for a
What Pope Francis knew about Zanchetta
May 29, 2019
Among the biggest of the pieces that dropped in the major Papal interview with Noticieros Televisa’s long-time Vaticanologist, Valentina Alazraki and the document dump on which Crux and CBS jointly reported, was the one about Pope Francis’s knowledge of the character and proclivities of his old acquaintance, the disgraced former bishop of Óran, Gustavo Zanchetta.
Finally, a Supreme Court justice recognises the eugenicist origins of abortion
May 29, 2019
Justice Clarence Thomas has written the first Supreme Court opinion in history which documents at length the eugenicist origins of abortion in America. What does this matter, and what does it mean for the future? There are simpler and more complex answers to those questions. The simple reason is that while the Court upheld a
French Senate: Notre-Dame must be rebuilt as it was
May 29, 2019
The French Senate on Monday passed a bill on the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris, the city’s cathedral, adding a clause that it must be rebuilt as it was before last month’s fire which destroyed its roof and spire. The Senate approved the bill May 27, mandating that the rebuilding be faithful to Notre-Dame’s “last
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