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Euthanasia in France: President Macron’s strategy on ‘assisted dying’ may well backfire
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Euthanasia in France: President Macron’s strategy on ‘assisted dying’ may well backfire
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Euthanasia in France: President Macron’s strategy on ‘assisted dying’ may well backfire
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June 10, 2020
Chinese bishop, 83, becomes third installed in state ceremony
June 10, 2020
An 83-year-old Chinese bishop has been installed in a state-sanctioned church ceremony, the third bishop to be recognised by the communist regime since the Vatican-China agreement
Nuns make rap videos to help healthcare workers
June 10, 2020
Convents across Poland have posted videos on YouTube, alongside priests and seminarians and even some bishops
State Department warns governments could exploit coronavirus to close churches
June 10, 2020
The US ambassador for religious freedom warned on Wednesday that some governments might close houses of worship for good after the coronavirus pandemic subsides
Friends say Martin Gugino is Catholic peace activist not ‘Antifa provocateur’
June 10, 2020
As controversial footage emerged last week of Martin Gugino being shoved to the floor by police during a Black Lives Matter protest, President Trump tweeted on Tuesday that it “could be a set up,” saying that the 75-year-old was possibly just an “ANTIFA provocateur”. Friends of Gugino, however, have described the former computer scientist as
Botswana bishop writes letter to ‘friend’ George Floyd
June 10, 2020
Bishop Nubuasah said that he had come to know Mr Floyd and his family in the 1990s when living in the United States
Ukrainian president appeals for Pope’s help in freeing citizens
June 10, 2020
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy appealed for help in securing the release of Ukrainian citizens being held in areas occupied by Russian or pro-Russian forces
German diocese forced to rework parish merger plan after Vatican objects
June 10, 2020
The Diocese of Trier wanted to reduce its 887 parishes to just 35 and make parish priests equal members of a leadership team with laypeople
Ex-Salvadoran colonel goes on trial in Spain for 1989 Jesuit murders
June 10, 2020
A former military commander accused of killing six Jesuits and two women working with the Society of Jesus during El Salvador's civil war has gone on trial in Spain
Put away hymnals and holy water: Irish bishops’ plans to reopen in June
June 10, 2020
The Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference has published its Framework Document for a return to the public celebration of Mass and the Sacraments.
Pope Francis: God awaits us in our darkest moments
June 10, 2020
'We all have an appointment in the night with God, in the night of our lives,' Pope Francis said
Italy’s Catholic bishops say proposed homophobia law creates ‘crime of opinion’
June 10, 2020
Italy's bishops express concern over proposed legislation against homophobia, saying it could introduce “a crime of opinion”
Cardinal’s lobbying led to reopening of churches, minister says
June 10, 2020
The reopening of churches for private prayer in England would not have happened without the lobbying of Cardinal Nichols, a government minister has admitted
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