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Here’s what the defrocking of Vangheluwe suggests about the Rupnik scandal

March 22, 2024 Christopher R. Altieri 37

Thursday’s news about the defrocking of Roger Vangheluwe has given us an answer to a question raised with some palpable urgency by another high-profile scandal touching the very echelons of power in the Vatican. The […]

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Saint Nicholas Owen: Builder, Brother, and Protector of Priests

March 22, 2024 Dawn Beutner 4

Sometime during the night of May 1 and the morning of May 2 in the year 1606, Nicholas Owen died a martyr in the Tower of London. In 1970, he was canonized by Paul VI, […]

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A simple movie about God’s providence and dogged determination

March 21, 2024 Carl Kozlowski 5

Sometimes the simplest movies can offer the most profound life lessons. The new movie Arthur the King, starring the devoutly Catholic Mark Wahlberg, is a prime example: it turns a true-life story of a man […]

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German bishops to discuss Synodal Way with Vatican amid controversy

March 21, 2024 Catholic News Agency 8

German bishops in Rome on Nov. 17, 2022. / Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/CNA

CNA Newsroom, Mar 21, 2024 / 07:00 am (CNA).
A delegation of German bishops is expected in Rome this Friday for talks with the Vatican about the German Synodal Way. While… […]

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On our 40 years in the workplace wilderness

March 20, 2024 Ronald L. Jelinek, Ph.D. 5

The 40 days and 40 nights of Lent are, of course, not incidental. Noah endured 40 days and 40 nights of rain in the Ark. Moses spent 40 days and 40 nights up on Mount […]

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African cardinal: Fiducia Supplicans seen as ‘cultural colonization, Western imperialism’

March 20, 2024 Catholic News Agency 24

A screenshot of Fridolin Cardinal Ambongo during the March 17 interview with KTO. / Credit: KTO

ACI Africa, Mar 20, 2024 / 09:00 am (CNA).
Fiducia Supplicans, the declaration by the Vatican Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith (DDF) permitting t… […]

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Extra, extra! News and views for Wednesday, March 20, 2024

March 20, 2024 CWR Staff 8

The Light of Faith – “The rich quality of Lumen Fidei stands in unhappy contrast to every other document of the Francis tenure. It’s a painful judgment, but true. And on that point, justice requires some […]

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Norwegian bishop celebrates Nordic country’s first Catholic Bible

March 18, 2024 Catholic News Agency 4

Bishop Erik Varden, OCSO, a Trappist monk and spiritual writer, has served as bishop of Trondheim in Norway since 2020. / Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/CNA

CNA Newsroom, Mar 18, 2024 / 11:30 am (CNA).
A Norwegian bishop and monk has hailed the publicat… […]

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10th Anniversary of Annual Seminar: The Role of the Priest in Today’s Catholic School

March 18, 2024 CWR Staff 29

The Catholic Education Foundation is hosting its tenth annual seminar on the role of the priest in today’s Catholic school from July 16-18, 2024. The intended audience is bishops, priests, and seminarians and is based on […]

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Seeing Red is dark, humorous Orwellian fiction noir set in Detroit

March 17, 2024 Carl E. Olson 4

T.M. Doran is the author of several novels, including Terrapin: A Mystery, Iota, and the “Toward the Gleam” trilogy: Toward the Gleam, The Lucifer Ego, and Kataklusmos. He is also a regular contributor to Catholic World Report. His new novel […]

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