“Are you still working for that evil organisation?” sneers one person. “Why aren’t you defending the bishops more strongly?” chides […]
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The entire episcopate of Chile has resigned over the handling of sex abuse allegations after receiving an unprecedented dressing-down from
Every Bishop in Chile Resigns after Lashing by Pope Read Post »
The Catholic Church needs to seek the input, commitment and talents of all of its members if it is to be truly catholic and to evangelise effectively, said a new document from the International Theological Commission.
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While Pope Francis thinks Blessed Paul VI wrote “the greatest pastoral document that has ever been written,” great writing does not make a pope a saint.
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Catholic social teaching has developed over the past century as new problems – human, social, economic and environmental – come clearer into focus and call out for a faith-based response.
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The aroma of fresh-baked spice biscuits fills the monastery bakery in Ferdinand. The Sisters of St Benedict claim this scent
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By Allana Haynes, CNS – An Iconographer’s curiosity about God led to growing her faith through art Colette Kalvesmaki is
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To launch the Holy Year of Mercy, Pope Francis will open the Holy Doors of Rome’s major basilicas. CAROL GLATZ
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By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service – Martin Marklin has been fascinated by paschal candles – the candles lit during
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