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Month: September 2022

Traditionalist bishop criticises Pope in Kazakhstan

Just as Pope Francis was warning Kazakhstan’s bishops about fuelling nostalgia for the past during his visit to the country, one traditionalist cleric suggested Francis’ participation in an interfaith conference could imply papal endorsement of a “supermarket of religions”.  As first reported by the Associated Press, Bishop Athenasius Schneider – auxiliary bishop of Astana –

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Hungary’s Heart

On the Feast of the Triumph of the Holy Cross, Hungary just passed a law that requires a woman seeking an abortion to listen to her child’s heartbeat first. The law will go into effect today, the memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows. Quite fitting. Even if abortion is still permitted – a tragedy, and[…]

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On border with Russia, Pope urges world leaders to reject ‘destructive rhetoric’ of war

Pope Francis highlighted a passage of the final declaration of a Kazakhstan inter-faith congress which urges world leaders “to put an end to conflicts and bloodshed everywhere, and to abandon aggressive and destructive rhetoric.”

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Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows

Readings for the Memorial of Our Lady of SorrowsReading 1 1 Cor 15:1-11

I am reminding you, brothers and sisters,of the Gospel I preached to you,which you indeed received and in which you also stand.Through it you are also being saved,if you h…

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“Like a Branch Rejoined”: A Journey from Eastern Orthodoxy to Catholicism

One joy of the Catholic life is receiving good news from the darkest places. Few places have seemed darker in the past year than Ukraine, currently under brutal assault from Russia. The Ukrainian people have shown remarkable courage in the face of vicious aggression, but the military front lines are not the only location of […]

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