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Full list of the members of the Vatican’s commission for the study of women deacons

August 2, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

Today the Vatican announced the names of the members of a new commission established to study the question of women in the diaconate. In May, Pope Francis told a gathering of women religious community leaders […]

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Mike Piazza inducted into MLB Hall of Fame—and quotes Pope Benedict

July 25, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

Twelve-time MLB All-Star Mike Piazza was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame yesterday, and in his speech at the induction ceremony, he thanked his mother for raising him Catholic and quoted Pope Benedict XVI’s […]

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Texas bishops respond to SCOTUS ruling on abortion regulations

June 27, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

Responding to the news of the US Supreme Court’s overturning parts of landmark Texas abortion legislation, the bishops of the State of Texas expressed concern that the ruling puts women at great risk. According to […]

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Full text: Cardinal Sarah at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast

May 18, 2016 Catherine Harmon 4

Cardinal Robert Sarah urged American Catholics to resist “ideological colonialism,” in his address delivered yesterday to the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington, DC. “Nowhere is [religious persecution] clearer than in the threat that societies […]

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[UPDATED] Report: Francis agrees to commission to study women deacons

May 12, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

Speaking to a gathering of superiors general of women religious communities on May 12, Pope Francis said he will look into setting up a commission to study the question of whether or not women can […]

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Make sure you read these passages from Amoris Laetitia, too

April 8, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

It will come as no surprise to anyone who followed the 2014 and 2015 synods that, out of the more than 200 pages of Pope Francis’ post-synodal apostolic exhortation, it has been a few pages […]

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Cardinal Sarah: “There is no forgiveness if there is no repentance”

April 5, 2016 Catherine Harmon 2

“It is true that Jesus always goes before us and waits for us with open arms,” Cardinal Robert Sarah said in an interview published today in Polish. “But it is up to us to also […]

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Belgian bishops express “anguish” over Brussels attacks; Pope Francis sends condolences

March 22, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

The bishops of Belgium “share the anguish” of the victims of two terrorist attacks in Brussels today, and have asked for prayers “in this dramatic new situation,” according to a statement. The attacks, which occurred […]

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Bishop Rhoades criticizes Notre Dame for honoring Joe Biden

March 14, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

The bishop of the diocese in which the University of Notre Dame is located released a pointed statement today criticizing the decision of the university to bestow its prestigious Laetare Medal on Vice President Joe […]

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Advocates ask State Department to call ISIS’ crimes against Christians “genocide”

March 10, 2016 Catherine Harmon 0

“If this is not genocide, then truly this word has no moral or legal meaning.” That’s according to a Chaldean Catholic priest from Iraq, speaking at a press event today accompanying the release of a […]

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As empathy dies and narcissism thrives, will culture survive?

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