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Morning Catholic must-reads: 07/02/20
the legionaries of christ have elected a new superior general . lebanon’s “fate is at stake” , the country’s maronite bishops have said. car...
Luke Coppen
Parolin: On McCarrick report release, Pope Francis has 'final word'
“I think that [the report] will come out soon, I cannot tell you exactly when,” Parolin said
Hannah Brockhaus/CNA
Fight scandal by giving witness to the Gospel, Pope tells young people
Young people should remember they are part of the Church too, the Pope said
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Polish bishops call for John Paul II to be named co-patron of Europe
Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki, head of the Polish Episcopal Conference, is calling for St John Paul II to be declared a Doctor of the Church and a co-patron saint of Europe
Catholic News Agency
How did pro-life Democrats caucus in Iowa?
while some iowa democrats pushed back against the presidential candidates’ strong support for abortion at monday’s state caucus, other “mode...
Matt Hadro/CNA
Morning Catholic must-reads: 06/02/20
priestly celibacy is “a decisive grace that characterises the latin catholic church” , pope francis has said in a new book on st john paul i...
Luke Coppen
Vatican has 'no information' on Gänswein leave of absence report
after a german catholic weekly reported that archbishop georg gänswein was asked to take a leave of absence from his position as head of the...
Hannah Brockhaus/CNA
Pope Francis met woman who grabbed him New Year's Eve
Last month, Pope Francis met and shook hands with the woman at whom he lost his patience after being grabbed in St Peter’s Square on New Year's Eve
Hannah Brockhaus/CNA
Pope dismisses founder of Miles Christi Institute from clerical state
Pope Francis has dismissed from the clerical state Argentine priest Roberto Juan Yannuzzi, founder and superior of the Miles Christi Institute
Catholic News Agency
After London attack, archbishop urges people to say 'no' to violence
the terrorist attack in london in which three people were stabbed was "saddening and shocking", the archbishop of southwark has said. archbi...
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 05/02/20
all 10 raphael tapestries depicting the lives of ss peter and paul will be displayed in the sistine chapel for the first time since 1983. po...
Luke Coppen
China tells some priests they can't celebrate funerals in people's homes
Christian funerals outside of churches have been banned in some areas of China as the communist government begins to enforce new regulations on religious practices
Catholic News Service
Medication played a role in priest's suicide, says bishop
The bishop said that Harkins did not suffer from depression, and that the side-effects of a prescribed medication may have contributed to the priest’s death
Catholic News Agency
German lay leader condemns cardinal for opposing 'synodal way'
A leading lay Catholic in the German city of Cologne has openly condemned his own archbishop for voicing concerns over the ongoing 'binding synodal process'
Catholic News Agency
Morning Catholic must-reads: 04/02/20
nigeria is drifting towards anarchy , archbishop alfred adewale martins of lagos has said. authorities in venice may erect a glass barrier t...
Luke Coppen
Why Catholics don't need 'mindfulness'
Francis Phillips reviews a lucid and readable explanation of St Ignatius' 14 'rules' for discerning good and bad spirits
Francis Phillips
Church of England maintains sex guidance, despite apologising for it
The Church of England will not be withdrawing its recent pastoral guidance affirming traditional teaching on marriage, despite an apology from two bishops
Catholic News Agency
Newman relic stolen
The only surviving piece of bone thought to belong to St John Henry Newman has been stolen from the Birmingham Oratory
Staff Reporter
Newman relic stolen
The only surviving piece of bone thought to belong to St John Henry Newman has been stolen from the Birmingham Oratory
Staff Reporter
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