Bishop Paul Hinder, Apostolic Vicar of Southern Arabia, Retires
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Bishop Paul Hinder, apostolic vicar emeritus of Southern Arabia / Christliches Medienmagazin pro via Wikimedia Commons CC BY 2.0
Rome Newsroom, May 2, 2022 / 05:45 am (CNA).
Pope Francis on Sunday accepted the resignation of Bishop Paul Hinder,…
Covent Garden’s powerful production of “Peter Grimes” pulls no punches, writes Michael White The seaside town of Aldeburgh, in Suffolk, has a little Catholic church with a delightful garden that gets overlooked by visitors. Though many of them come as pilgrims, they are not there for religion. Aldeburgh’s pilgrims come in search of the composer
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Read MoreNick Ripatrazone finds the latest series about the artist perfectly depicts the startling paradoxes that guided his life and work The final episode of The Andy Warhol Diaries, a new six-part documentary series on Netflix about the pop artist’s life and work, examines how the HIV/Aids epidemic roiled New York City in the Eighties. Bronx
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Read MoreRaphael was, as Kenneth Clark put it, “one of the civilising forces of the western imagination”. For many of us, he is best known as the painter of exquisite Madonnas, which feature on artistic Christmas cards, their very familiarity preventing us from seeing them properly. Indeed, the two bored cherubs at the base of the
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Read MoreNine Quarters of Jerusalem: A New Biography of the Old City by Matthew Teller Profile Books, £13.35, 389 pages If this book were a painting, it would have been done in bold strokes and vibrant colours. It evokes the sights, smells and flavours of “Old” Jerusalem effectively, as Matthew Teller integrates the geography of the
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Read MoreBad Relations by Cressida Connolly Viking, £14.99, 288 pages Families don’t always bring out the best in people,” says one of the characters towards the end of Cressida Connolly’s novel Bad Relations. Despite its title, this gem is about much more than familial discord through the generations; its themes are memory, loss, grief and redemption.
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Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 2, 2022 | Brazil, Brazilian Conference of National Bishops, Church in the Americas, Indigenous peoples, Jair Bolsonaro, lead, News |
Brazil saw an exponential increase in deaths linked to land disputes in 2021, according to a report published by the country’s Catholic bishops.
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The Church used to pray that we might overthrow our enemies, but today we act as if we have no enemies.
“She doesn’t want to pray the rosary with the rest of us. I’m not sure what to do,” a friend recently told me. She expressed a concern that I’ve heard from a lot of parents – how do I get my kids to pray the rosary? What do I do if it’s a fight? What […]
On April 30, Pope Francis received 2,500 Slovak pilgrims, including Church and government leaders.
“It was a great pleasure for me to see how the Church in Slovakia lives the richness of the diversity of rites and traditions, like a bridge un…
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Evelyn Waugh was not optimistic about Vatican II’s ambitious renovation project. He found the glib optimism surrounding the Council fatuous, the presumption repellent.
Posted by bcadmin | May 2, 2022 | Anglophone crisis, Archbishop Jean Mbarga, Bishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya, Cameroon, Church in Africa, lead, News |
Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya of Bamenda, the newly-elected president of the Bishops’ Conference of Cameroon, says Cameroonians must “look to themselves” when dealing the various crises facing the country.
Read MoreWASHINGTON – The 59th annual World Day of Prayer for Vocations will be celebrated by the Catholic Church on May 8. The Fourth Sunday of Easter is commonly referred to as “Good Shepherd Sunday” for the Gospel reading about the shepherd who lays down his…
Read MoreReadings for the Memorial of Saint Athanasius, bishop and doctor of the Church
Reading I Acts 6:8-15
Stephen, filled with grace and power,
was working great wonders and signs among the people.
Certain members of the so-called Synagogu…
Posted by bcadmin | May 2, 2022 | Church in Europe, Jesuits, lead, Migrants, migrants and refugees, News, Spain |
Those arriving in Spain fleeing violence, persecution, or simply looking for a better future, often have a hard time getting in and move around, so the Jesuits developed a network of hospitality.
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