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The week's reporting from across the Catholic world — what happened, who said what, and what it means.
World Cup 2014 influenced timing of Benedict XVI's resignation, says aide
The retired pope had hoped to stay in the papacy until 2014, according to Mgr Georg Gaenswein
Associated Press
Three cardinals sign statement defending magisterial teaching on the sacraments
Cardinals Burke, Caffarra and Pujats are among 4,000 signatories who affirm the Church's teachings on marriage and the Eucharist
Staff Reporter
Pope Francis opens path to sainthood for French priest killed by ISIS
Pope Francis gave a press conference on his flight from Azerbaijan to Rome
Cindy Wooden
Morning Catholic must-reads: 03/10/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
How Bob Dylan led me to Jesus
'Saved' is an album slammed by the critics and yet it had a profound effect on me
Stephen Bullivant
The Pope must tread extremely carefully during his visits to Georgia and Azerbaijan
Pope Francis's three-day trip is unlikely to be win-win
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Chaldean bishops order priests who fled Iraq to return home
They said priests who left without permission had to 'regularise their status'
Catholic News Service
Morning Catholic must-reads: 30/09/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
Amoris Laetitia is destined to be forgotten
Its ambiguity cannot be retroactively clarified by private letters
Fr Raymond de Souza
Where Jesuits can lead
the society of jesus, the order known as the jesuits, will shortly convene its 36th general congregation. this gathering in rome will bring ...
The Catholic Herald
Ex-Man Utd player takes step towards priesthood
a former manchester united player has made his solemn profession as a dominican friar. philip mulryne made five appearances for manchester u...
Staff writers
Progressio to close after 75 years
the charity progressio has been forced to close after its funding dried up. martin mcenery, chairman of the charity’s trustees, announced th...
Staff writers
Medics no longer given cash to judge miracles
doctors who judge whether healings should be declared miracles are no longer to be paid in cash under new norms approved by pope francis. th...
Staff writers
No change on Communion, says US bishop
bishop thomas olmsted of phoenix, arizona, has said that pope francis’s exhortation amoris laetitia preserves papal teaching that bars commu...
Staff writers
Why it’s not 1968 all over again
for some catholics it must have felt like a flashback to 1968. last week, 149 academics issued a statement publicly challenging church teach...
Madeleine Teahan
Fine Art: It’s no longer shocking, but it’s still great art
abstract expressionism royal academy of art, until january 2, 2017 last time there was an exhibition in this country dedicated to abstract e...
Daisy Dunn
Pastor Iuventus
chesterton said that journalism is mostly “saying ‘lord jones is dead,’ to people who never knew that lord jones was alive”. i was reminded ...
Pastor Iuventus
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Armed police patrol Canterbury Cathedral amid terrorist fears
Security has been increased following the murder of Fr Jacques Hamel
Staff Reporter
Morning Catholic must-reads: 29/09/16
A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
Luke Coppen
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