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This is what the latest criticisms of synodality from prominent episcopal voices are saying: fatigue, ambiguity, and the risk of losing sight of the Church’s mission
The Release of Prisoners of War and the Return of Children to Their Families: The Mission of the Cardinal Sent by Leo XIV to Russia
Vatican Cardinal who heads the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue to visit the UK
New “Donum Missionis” Foundation brings the missionary colleges in Rome under one institution
[PHOTO GALLERY] In the Vatican Gardens, Pope Leo XIV opens a World Week of Prayer for Peace with hundreds of children
Practicing Catholics report happier marriages and sex lives, according to a new study. Here are the results
With the Pope in attendance, Sydney will be the Eucharistic heart of the Church in 2028: dates for the International Eucharistic Congress are announced
Leo XIV Goes to Argentina: How Popular Is the Pope in Francis’s Home Country? Study Published
Another proposal from the synod on synodality: to amend the canons governing the Church so that laypeople can participate in its governance
Lutherans are calling on Pope Leo XIV to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession
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Archbishop Guy de Kerimel Photo: Maxppp - Jean-François Souchet

Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Declining trend of abuse in U.S. church continues, according to new report

The report is based on the audit findings of StoneBridge Business Partners, a consulting firm which provides forensic, internal, and compliance audit services. A survey regarding allegations of abuse of minors and costs that is annually conducted by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) at Georgetown University is also included as a part of the report

Justice and Peace•Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Archdiocese of Chicago brings alleged fraudsters who allegedly posed as abuse victims to trial

According to the lawsuit, a group of men—some of them convicted gang members and murderers—devised a scheme more than a decade ago to falsely accuse McCormack of sexual abuse. A recorded prison call would have revealed discussions of how easy it was to deceive the archdiocese. Other subpoenas uncovered conversations in which the accused reportedly joked about exploiting the system.