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The week's reporting from across the Catholic world — what happened, who said what, and what it means.
Catholics and Lutherans must 'move beyond controversies of the past', says Pope Francis
Francis was speaking at a service to mark the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation
Associated Press
Pope Francis in Sweden for 'important ecumenical event'
Francis visited the King and Queen of Sweden ahead of prayer service to mark the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation
Staff Reporter
Satanists don't believe in Satan, says Satanic leader
Lucien Greaves said their priorities were personal autonomy and scientific rationalism
David V Barrett
French bishop: Demolition of Calais Jungle necessary, but change of mentality towards refugees needed
Bishop Jean-Paul Jaeger of Arras said 'unhealthy' conditions meant the transfer of people from the camp was necessary
Jonathan Luxmoore
Morning Catholic must-reads: 31/10/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Pakistani mother and child escape blasphemy death sentence
A nine-year-old boy and his mother have been released four days after their arrest, following an accusation that he had desecrated a Koran
David V Barrett
Human trafficking is a 'great evil', says Cardinal Nichols at Rome conference
Cardinal Vincent Nichols and Pope Francis both addressed the Santa Marta Group during a conference this week
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis to celebrate Mass in Sweden during Reformation commemorations
Pope Francis will extend his trip and celebrate Mass for Sweden's Catholics
Catholic News Service
Pope’s friend: critics of Francis love Putin
the opponents of pope francis have indirect links to vladimir putin, according to a writer who has been called the pope’s “favourite journal...
Staff writers
Rome ‘will recognise’ four Chinese bishops
a breakthrough may be near in the long-running dispute between the holy see and china over the ordination of bishops. according to reuters, ...
Staff writers
Are papal critics all Putin fans?
it was a bit like something out of a bad film about the cold war. in a la stampa article last week. andrea tornielli, dubbed by the financia...
Madeleine Teahan
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Morning Catholic must-reads: 27/10/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
South African Church leaders warn against nation's withdrawal from ICC
Church leaders have urged the South African government to reconsider their decision to leave the International Criminal Court
Catholic News Service
Nebraska bishops urge Catholics to support death penalty repeal
Bishops in Nebraska have urged voters to maintain the repeal of the death penalty in an upcoming vote
Catholic News Service
Brentwood Cathedral to be floodlit in red to highlight the plight of persecuted Christians
Brentwood is following the example of Westminster Cathedral and Westminster Abbey
Staff Reporter
Sulpicians to leave San Francisco Archdiocese's seminary after 118 years
The Sulpicians will completely withdraw from St Patrick's Seminary & University at the end of the academic year
Catholic News Service
Iraqi forces evacuate 1,000 civilians from Mosul front lines
The villagers have been moved to a nearby camp for their safety
Associated Press
Cardinal Pell denies abuse allegations as police question him in Rome
Australian police questioned the cardinal over allegations dating back to the 1970s
Associated Press
Vatican and Church in Argentina to open 'dirty war' archives
The decision to make the archives available was taken at the express direction of Pope Francis
Associated Press
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