Australian Catholic University awards honorary doctorate to Grand Master of the Order of Malta

Nov 08, 2024 15:16

The Grand Master, Fra’ John Dunlap, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the Australian Catholic University Photo: Order of Malta

practically destroyed, tearing down walls, doors, windows and the ceiling of the curia

Father Thomas Oyode, rector of the Immaculate Conception Minor Seminary in Agenegabode

Demonstrators joined in prayer for three hours

Donald Trump has surged in popularity among Catholic voters

Archbishop José Mário Scalon Angonese of Cascavel

Deacon Andrew Bennett—a former ambassador for Canada’s religious freedom

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U.S. Bishops’ President Calls for Prayers and Unity Following Presidential Election

Statement by the president of the U.S. bishops on Trump’s victory.

Nov 06, 2024 18:02

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4 German Bishops Criticize german Synodal Path Amid Global Church’s Synodal Reflections

The statement by Woelki, alongside Bishops Gregor Maria Hanke of Eichstätt, Stefan Oster of Passau, and Rudolf Voderholzer of Regensburg, highlights concerns about Germany’s approach to reforming Church structures and practices.

Nov 06, 2024 17:54

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Founder of the Heralds of the Gospel dies at 85 years of age

Founder of Heralds of the Gospel, Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, Dies at 85 in São Paulo

Nov 04, 2024 17:44

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Ongoing Liturgical Dispute in India’s Syro-Malabar Church Escalates Amidst Threats of Canonical Action

In a circular dated October 30, Bishop Puthur asserted that the Church would no longer tolerate public dissent that tarnishes its leadership’s reputation, signaling a potential crackdown on clergy and lay groups engaged in the protest.

Oct 31, 2024 17:33

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Convent of Mother Teresa’s missionaries looted and burned in Haiti

The convent had provided free medical care to nearly 1,500 inpatients and 30,000 outpatients each year, fulfilling a vital role in one of Haiti’s most vulnerable communities.

Oct 31, 2024 17:30

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Poll Finds Leo XIV the Most Favorable Public Figure Among U.S. Voters

The findings come from a March 2026 poll conducted by NBC News in partnership with Hart Research Associates and Public Opinion Strategies. The survey interviewed 1,000 registered voters across the United States, producing a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.

What Does the Pope Think About Violence Against Women? A Revealing Letter Signed by Leo XIV

Pope Leo XIV’s response is clear and profoundly pastoral. The Pontiff confesses that violence in relationships, and particularly violence against women, is a source of great suffering for him.

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Australian Catholic University awards honorary doctorate to Grand Master of the Order of Malta

Colombia: Bombing destroys bishops’ residence and offices in Apostolic Vicariate of Guapi

Nigerian Priest Freed After Offering Himself as Captive, While Abductions of Clergy Surge in the Region

South Korea: more than one million people in the streets against homosexual “marriage”

U.S. elections and the Catholic vote: Washington Post post-election poll shows decisive support for Trump

National controversy in Brazil over an archbishop’s disparaging remarks about receiving communion in the mouth

Canadian Christian Leaders Rally Against Rising Antisemitism in Landmark Declaration

U.S. Bishops’ President Calls for Prayers and Unity Following Presidential Election

4 German Bishops Criticize german Synodal Path Amid Global Church’s Synodal Reflections

Founder of the Heralds of the Gospel dies at 85 years of age

Ongoing Liturgical Dispute in India’s Syro-Malabar Church Escalates Amidst Threats of Canonical Action

Convent of Mother Teresa’s missionaries looted and burned in Haiti