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Morning Catholic must-reads: 21/08/18
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Indiana bishop will release list of accused abusers in his diocese
Bishop Rhoades said victims should see the names of their abusers made public 'for all to see'
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 20/08/18
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Cardinal Wuerl will not attend the World Meeting of Families
Cardinal was heavily criticised in the Pennsylvania grand jury report
Staff Reporter
Philadelphia archdiocese 'looking into sexual harassment claims'
The claims are related to a blog post that also implicated a seminary in Boston
Catholic News Service
Bishops who hid abuse should resign, says Pennsylvania prelate
Bishop Lawrence Persico of Erie said bishops who covered up abuse must go
Rhina Guidos
The bishops will have to sacrifice power and privilege to resolve the abuse crisis
Many Catholics no longer trust them to handle the issue
Christopher R. Altieri
Vatican expresses 'shame and sorrow' at Pennsylvania report
The Holy See called for accountability for abusers and leaders who covered up their crimes
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 17/08/18
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Would a mass resignation of bishops hurt the US Church? Quite the opposite
Policies have slowly improved. But as a matter of justice, individual prelates should admit wrongdoing and step down
William Dailey
Cardinal O'Malley withdraws from World Meeting of Families
The cardinal said he would not attend due to 'important matters pertaining to the pastoral care' at a diocesan seminary
Alex Defert
The abuse crisis casts doubt on the whole post-Vatican II settlement
Since 1968, Church leaders have tried to preserve a fragile truce. But repeated compromises have fostered a culture of deceit
Matthew Schmitz
Cover
The Catholic Herald
In brief
ottawa bishops: keep palliative care separate from legalised killing canada’s bishops have called for euthanasia and assisted suicide to be ...
Staff writers
Polling: Testament of youth
italians – especially millennials – are becoming more sceptical of the pope pope francis spent much of this past weekend entertaining young ...
Christopher R. Altieri
Abuse crisis: Only the beginning
as more allegations emerge in the us, bishops clash over the shape of a future inquiry cardinal donald wuerl succeeded theodore mccarrick as...
Michael Warren Davis
A truce that cannot hold
too many catholic leaders have treated archbishop theodore mccarrick’s alleged crimes as an isolated issue. cardinal donald wuerl told an in...
Matthew Schmitz
The freedom to be unfashionable
jacob rees-mogg put the matter in a balanced – if somewhat orotund – way: he did not consider that a burka added to any woman’s “pulchritude...
Mary Kenny
The pope that England made
it had never happened before and has never happened since. on november 11, 1417, a pope was selected largely thanks to the efforts of the en...
John Whitehead
The free-spirited woman who found grace
dorothy day: an introduction by terence c wright, ignatius, 162pp, £12 the author, an academic at the st john vianney theological seminary i...
Charlie Hegarty
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