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Malaysian bishop joins ‘Pastoral Appeal’ on Communion and moral teaching
The Pastoral Appeal, signed by 250 priests, asks bishops to condemn errors on Communion for the remarried and other questions
What’s wrong with the German bishops’ statement on intercommunion
Canon law does not envisage the ongoing reception of Communion by someone who remains Protestant
There’s a movement to undermine Catholic morality – Communion is just the start
Modern-day Pharisees are trying to get round the Church’s teaching on objective right and wrong. Their next target? Humanae Vitae
The five bishops are surely not alone in being concerned about Communion
A silent majority of bishops agree, but one can appreciate why they haven’t spoken out
Five bishops reaffirm traditional teaching on Communion
Former US nuncio Archbishop Vigano joined the Kazakhstan bishops in an apparent response to Pope Francis
Analysis: The Pope’s dramatic – and confusing – move on Communion
The Pope has given official approval to a document by the Buenos Aires bishops. That won’t necessarily change what Catholics believe
Ghanaian bishops’ Amoris statement is silent on Communion
The bishops only say that ‘integration’ and ‘discernment’ are necessary
Dubia cardinal: a footnote cannot overrule the tradition of the Church
Cardinal Brandmüller defended the dubia, saying that many people were concerned by the situation in the Church
Updated: Polish bishops consider new document on accompanying the divorced and remarried
The council cited the traditional teaching reaffirmed by John Paul II and Benedict XVI
Parish life has become insufferably middle-class
Marriage and baptism are not bourgeois rites of passage. We need to make them easier
