Chicago’s Cardinal Cupich responds to Attorney General and sex abuse report

May 24, 2023 05:38

ZENIT Staff

Card. Blase Cupich

Analysis Opinion•Church and World•Justice and Peace

Church and indigenous peoples: the architecture of reconciliation

The note on the “doctrine of discovery” is part of what we might call the architecture of reconciliation, and is also the product of the art of reconciliation, the process in which people engage in listening to each other, talking to each other and growing in mutual understanding.

Mar 30, 2023 14:19

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Local Church

Canada: Bishops’ statement on Vatican’s note on “Doctrine of Discovery”

Peoples for the Church to address the ‘Doctrine of Discovery,’ today’s Joint Statement from the two Dicasteries further repudiates any concepts that fail to recognize the inherent rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Mar 30, 2023 14:16

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Local Church

USA: bishops comment on Vatican note on the “Doctrine of Discovery”

Statement by the Secretary of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops regarding a note from two dicasteries of the Holy See on the so-called “Doctrine of Discovery”.

Mar 30, 2023 14:09

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Church and World•Justice and Peace

How Are Good Friday’s Alms Allocated? Here Is the Data

The Church has also managed the alms of all Catholics who contribute them on Good Friday, subsidizing school activity.

Mar 27, 2023 08:16

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Justice and Peace

WA counselor asks US Supreme Court to protect his First Amendment freedoms

Trian Tingley, a licensed marriage and family counselor in Tacoma, Washington, is challenging a state law that prohibits certain private client-counselor conversations and counseling goals that the government disfavors.

Mar 27, 2023 07:31

ZENIT Staff

Russia Returns 371 Children to Ukraine. By the Intercession of the Pope?

President Zelensky made it known that Russia had returned Ukrainian children to their country of origin.

Pope calls on Church to pray in June for abolition of torture

The Pope condemns not only the most violent forms of torture, but also those that are “more sophisticated, such as degrading someone, dulling the senses, or mass detentions in inhumane conditions.” Horrified that it is currently still practiced, the Pope calls on the international community to “commit itself concretely to abolish torture, guaranteeing support to victims and their families.”

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Chicago’s Cardinal Cupich responds to Attorney General and sex abuse report

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Vatican: The “Doctrine of Discovery” Is Not Part of the Teaching of the Catholic Church

Church and indigenous peoples: the architecture of reconciliation

Canada: Bishops’ statement on Vatican’s note on “Doctrine of Discovery”

USA: bishops comment on Vatican note on the “Doctrine of Discovery”

How Are Good Friday’s Alms Allocated? Here Is the Data

WA counselor asks US Supreme Court to protect his First Amendment freedoms