The Church in Britain has been struggling for decades “to cope with the presence of evil embodied in its members”, Cardinal Vincent Nichols has told an abuse inquiry. The Holy See has approved the new French translation of the Roman Missal. Members of the Community of St John have voted to refound the order (French report). Fr Bernardo Cervellera, editor-in-chief of AsiaNews, reflects on the state of the Church’s mission (part one, part two). Elise Harris investigates a suppressed Argentine order (part one, part two, part three). Zita Ballinger Fletcher argues that the Extraordinary Form reduces women “to a state of discriminatory subjugation” (Joseph Shaw). And John Burger discovers a “treasure trove” of free online information about the Church. Follow me on Twitter @lukecoppen for updates throughout the day.
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Morning Catholic must-reads: 07/11/19
Luke Coppen

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