Gay Teacher of Indiana Sues the Church. The State’s Supreme Court Agrees with the Church

Sep 07, 2022 00:36

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Dicasteries•Local Church•Rome•Vatican City

Cardinal Ouellet Says “The Interpretation and Diffusion of Accusations as Sexual Aggressions Is Defamatory”

The current Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops not only denies the inappropriate gestures attributed to him by a woman who accuses him from anonymity, but he also describes them as “defamatory.”

Aug 19, 2022 19:18

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Church and World•Local Church•Pope Francis

Pope Francis on Cardinal Ouellet: There Is Not Enough Evidence to Open a Canonical Investigation for Sexual Aggression

Following new pertinent consultations, the Holy Father stated that there is not enough evidence to open a Canonical Investigation of Cardinal Ouellet for sexual aggression.

Aug 19, 2022 14:37

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Christianophobia in Canada: Hate Crimes Skyrocket by 260%

An official Report reflects that violent crimes reported by the police in Canada are especially against Catholics

Aug 17, 2022 23:08

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Local Church

German Catholics Question the Leader of Their Episcopate and Receive a “Meaningless Answer”

Clara Steinbrecher, Directress of Maria 1.0, said the answer was insufficient and “notably meaningless.” It’s not understood why “the President of the German Episcopal Conference continues to be silent and continues to work with Dr Stetter-Karp”.

Aug 16, 2022 14:47

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Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Chinese Communist Regime To Put on Trial Cardinal Emeritus of Hong Kong

The Cardinal is accused by China’s Communist dictatorship of not having registered a humanitarian Fund in which the Cardinal was listed as trustee. To be tried in addition to Cardinal Joseph Zen are five other persons linked to the “Democratic Front” (Human rights organization critical of the Chinese Government).

Aug 12, 2022 19:30

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A new “labor law” for the Vatican: this is what Pope Leo XIV approved

At the heart of the reform lies a significant expansion of ULSA’s governing council, the body responsible for consultation and for drafting proposals in labor legislation. For the first time since the office was created in 1988 under Saint John Paul II, the Secretariat of State will have a formal seat at the table

PHOTO GALLERY: Pope Leo XIV revives childhood tradition: mass blessing of “baby Jesus” figures at the Vatican

The initiative, organized by the Centro Oratori Romani and dating back to 1969 under Paul VI, has long been a fixture of Advent in Rome

Gay Teacher of Indiana Sues the Church. The State’s Supreme Court Agrees with the Church

On humility, mercy and meekness: the Pope’s beautiful homily in L’Aquila

This Is the Legal Situation of the Bishop Arrested in Nicaragua as Told by His Lawyer

Ukraine: Russia shells schools and hospitals, says Catholic bishop

The Lovely Letter Pope Francis Wrote to Argentine Catechists for the “Day of the Catechist”

Pope Francis Breaks His Silence on Nicaragua and Speaks Out Clearly from Saint Peter’s Square in the Vatican

Nicaragua: Police Kidnap Bishop and Priests at Dawn: We Reveal Where the Bishop Is and the Accusation against Him

Cardinal Ouellet Says “The Interpretation and Diffusion of Accusations as Sexual Aggressions Is Defamatory”

Pope Francis on Cardinal Ouellet: There Is Not Enough Evidence to Open a Canonical Investigation for Sexual Aggression

Christianophobia in Canada: Hate Crimes Skyrocket by 260%

German Catholics Question the Leader of Their Episcopate and Receive a “Meaningless Answer”

Chinese Communist Regime To Put on Trial Cardinal Emeritus of Hong Kong