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The Church’s investigation into former Bishop of Broome Christopher Saunders will resume following the conclusion of his District Court trial, Australian Catholic Bishops Conference President Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB said....
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Jesuit astronomer Br. Guy Consolmagno debunks the false narrative of a war between faith and science, showing how astronomical discovery deepens religious devotion....
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For many Catholics suffering from the trauma of marital breakdown, this multiyear process felt bureaucratic, emotionally exhausting and financially prohibitive....
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The recent SSPX schism spotlights a subtler struggle between Rome and American liturgical traditionalism, a movement small in numbers yet strategically influential, using new media, selective appeals to tradition and unresolved disputes over Vatican II to pressure the papacy....
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Like the Kolo dance, synodality offers a means of socialization, but in the life of the church. Both require a shift from individual performance to collective harmony....
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The same might be said of us as churches: why are we so reluctant sometimes to welcome others into God’s mercy and to our communion tables?...
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It is a rare thing for the Holy See's own news service to issue a public correction aimed at the ambassador of a friendly power....
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Safeguarding minors 'is a mandate for everyone in the Church' and expressing his wish 'that all spaces in the Church, whether physical or virtual, may truly be places for a fruitful encounter with Jesus Christ, free from fears, suspicions, or distrust.'...
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The SSPX has been in a “canonically irregular” situation with the Catholic Church since 1975, when the Society was officially suppressed by the bishop of Fribourg, ending five years of provisional, ad experimentum approval as a pious union of clerics in the diocese....