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Archdiocese of Birmingham gets two new Auxiliary Bishops
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November 08, 2021
Vatican loses £100 million in botched London property deal at centre of corruption case
November 08, 2021
The Vatican is expected to suffer a loss of £100 million from its botched property investment in London. A deal to sell off its share of 60 Sloane Avenue, a building in Knightsbridge, to Bain Capital, a private equity group, is in its concluding stages, according to media reports. Vatican City invested 350 million euros
Pope Francis: Crisis in marriage is an ‘opportunity,’ not a ‘curse’
November 08, 2021
Pope Francis on Saturday praised the worldwide Christian marriage ministry Retrouvaille for giving spouses the opportunity to overcome crises in their relationship and grow as a couple. The pope met members of Retrouvaille at the Vatican Nov. 6. The lay-led ministry runs a Christian program to help struggling couples overcome difficulties and restore their marriage.
Loyola Marymount student restarts pro-life group after Planned Parenthood fundraiser
November 08, 2021
Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Nov 6, 2021 / 17:26 pm When Loyola Marymount University student Megan Glaudini heard that her university was not stopping an on-campus fundraiser for Planned Parenthood, she felt “convicted” that she needed to do something.  “Upon hearing about the Planned Parenthood fundraiser on campus, originally, I was just completely disgusted and embarrassed,
Virginia youth leader arrested on sexual battery charges
November 08, 2021
Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Nov 7, 2021 / 17:22 pm A child’s tip led police to arrest a Catholic youth leader in McLean, Virginia, on nine counts of aggravated sexual battery on Nov. 1. Antonio Pérez-Alcalá, 75, is accused of sexually assaulting minors while serving as a local leader for Secular Institute Stabat Mater, a program dedicated
Guernsey throws out amendment threatening future of Catholic schools
November 08, 2021
Catholic schools in Guernsey will be permitted to appoint only Catholics as head teachers following a vote rejecting a proposed anti-discrimination measure. Leaders in Guernsey instead voted in favour of an amendment that would maintain the status quo on the island, meaning that a Catholic school can require its head teacher to be Catholics.  Bishop
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