The Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury have confirmed that they intend to travel together to South Sudan. Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio has denied an allegation of abuse. George Weigel deplores “the cult of synodality”. Jane Stannus hails the “countercultural experience” of the traditional Mass. Joseph Pearce welcomes Cardinal Sarah’s “rallying cry in troublous times”. David Marcus wrestles with how to talk to children about death. And Nathan Pinkoski makes “the case for studying Maurras”. Follow me on Twitter @lukecoppen for updates throughout the day.
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Morning Catholic must-reads: 14/11/19
Luke Coppen

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