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Father Thomas Rosica accused of plagiarism in new article on Vatican II

October 18, 2022 Catholic News Agency 1

Fr. Thomas Rosica, CSB. / Chris Adamczyk/Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation via Wikimedia CC BY SA 4.0

Vatican City, Oct 18, 2022 / 12:00 pm (CNA).
A Canadian priest who was forced to resign from a number of senior positions over allegati… […]

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Catholic university in Rome attracts criticism for handling of plagiarism accusations

December 14, 2021 Catholic News Agency 2

The Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome has been criticized for its response to claims about plagiarism in past doctoral dissertations / Pontifical Gregorian University

Rome, Italy, Dec 14, 2021 / 09:30 am (CNA).
A Catholic university in Ro… […]

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