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Chinese campaigns to control Christianity worsened in 2019, watchdog says

March 10, 2020 Catholic News Agency 4

Beijing, China, Mar 10, 2020 / 04:11 pm (CNA).- The Chinese government’s campaign to develop “religion with Chinese characteristics” has increased persecution of the country’s Christians, the human rights watchdog ChinaAid has said. A 53-page […]

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New President of the German Bishops’ Conference speaks about the “German” Church

March 10, 2020 Martin Lohmann 8

Mainz (kath.net) Georg Bätzing follows Reinhard Marx. The Bishop of Limburg is taking over the office of President of the German Bishops’ Conference from the Cardinal of Munich. The “new guy” is a protégé of […]

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Sanders announces plans to expand abortion access and funding

March 9, 2020 Catholic News Agency 5

Washington D.C., Mar 9, 2020 / 04:00 pm (CNA).- If elected president, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) would use his Medicare for all policy to increase access to abortion nationwide, and roll back limits on state […]

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Coronavirus and the promise of Oberammergau

March 9, 2020 Father Seán Connolly 10

Alarm over the spread of coronavirus has led the Italian government to place more than a dozen northern provinces—including Lombardy, which totals 16 million people with its city of Milan—under travel lock-down for three weeks. […]

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Pope Francis’ “Prayer for Catholics in China”: Alignment or contradiction?

March 8, 2020 Carl E. Olson 17

In today’s climate of media hyperbole, rumors, and often-unsubstantiated claims that punctuate op-eds and other commentary, historical context and documentation offer a necessary perspective. Here, first, is a text of a recent prayer by Pope […]

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Letter from Rome, March 8, 2020: Closures, confusion, synod on synodality

March 8, 2020 Christopher R. Altieri 2

This past week here in Rome has been a helluva, and that’s no lie. Schools are closed — right now, they’re slated to reopen on March 16th, but all the indications are the closure will […]

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Analysis: Pope Francis’ diplomatic triumph with US bishops 

March 6, 2020 Catholic News Agency 11

Washington D.C., Mar 6, 2020 / 04:05 pm (CNA).- For some time, a narrative has developed among Catholic pundits and observers suggesting that Pope Francis and the bishops of the United States do not get […]

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I Am Patrick is uneven, but also informative and inspiring

March 6, 2020 Nick Olszyk 1

MPAA Rating: Not rated at time of this review USCCB Rating: Not rated at time of this review Reel Rating: 3 out of 5 reels Fresh off the success of Love and Mercy comes another […]

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Exodus and the Paschal Journey of Lent

March 5, 2020 Fr. Charles Fox 3

“God spoke further to Moses: ‘Go and gather the elders of the Israelites, and tell them, The LORD, the God of your ancestors, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, has appeared to me and […]

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Bishop Baker of Birmingham reflects on being a shepherd, scandals, and the South

March 5, 2020 Jim Graves 4

Bishop Robert J. Baker, 75, has served as bishop of the Diocese of Birmingham, Alabama, since 2007.  He was born in Ohio and began pursuing his studies for the Diocese of Toledo, but as there […]

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