Catholics in Belarus criticise lack of information on fate of archbishop

Catholic representatives in Belarus said they were not invited to talks between Vatican and government officials and criticised a “lack of information” about the fate of their exiled bishops’ conference president. “Unfortunately, we have absolutely no information about what’s happening and still await word from Rome about what was discussed,” said Fr Yuri Sanko, spokesman for the... Read More

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August 6, 2020

‘These were innocent children,’ archbishop says of South Sudan murders

The Catholic Archbishop of Juba condemned “in the strongest terms possible” the murder of three young girls, killed while watching television in their Juba home. The girls – ages nine, seven and four – were the children of Edward Jami Andrea, a lecturer at the Upper Nile University in the capital. The children were alone... Read More

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July 23, 2020

Not all in same boat: Some communities ‘sink more easily’

The global Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted humanity’s vulnerability and interdependence, as well as serious social and economic inequalities, the Pontifical Academy for Life said in a new document. The eight-page reflection, ‘Humana Communitas’ in the Age of Pandemic, details a number of key and ‘untimely meditations on life’s rebirth’ in the face of a global health,... Read More

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June 26, 2020

Don’t ‘blackmail’ children into coming to church, archbishop says

Although he said, “I would never go to war” over the proper age to administer the sacrament of Confirmation, Archbishop Rino Fisichella said too often it seems that the sacrament is delayed to “blackmail” young people into continuing to come to church. The archbishop, president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelisation, made the... Read More

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June 12, 2020

Pope phones Brazilian archbishop as pandemic spreads

As the number of coronavirus cases in Brazil continued to grow and as the country’s daily death toll surpassed that of the United States, Pope Francis telephoned Archbishop Orlando Brandes of Aparecida, asking him to assure Brazilians of his prayers. According to Vatican News, the call on 10th June was the third Pope Francis had... Read More

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June 5, 2020

All have ‘duty and responsibility’ to stop racism and create major change, says US archbishop

The Archbishop of Baltimore joined faith leaders from across the city on 3rd June to pray for peace and healing after more than a week of nationwide protests and unrest in response to the 25th May death of George Floyd while in police custody. Despite the coronavirus pandemic keeping most Marylanders inside their homes, about... Read More

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April 21, 2020

Nova Scotia archbishop offers condolences after Canada’s largest mass shooting

With 19 deaths so far confirmed from the largest mass shooting in Canadian history, Halifax-Yarmouth Archbishop Anthony Mancini offered condolences to the families of those killed, particularly the family of RCMP Constable Heidi Stevenson. ‘Her death in the line of duty indicates the highest sacrifice that one can make on behalf of the citizens she... Read More

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April 16, 2020

Paris archbishop welcomes Macron’s renewed pledge to rebuild Notre Dame

Archbishop Michel Aupetit of Paris welcomed a renewed pledge by French President Emmanuel Macron to rebuild Notre Dame cathedral. “I can’t speak for all humanity, but this is certainly a moment of global emotion and witness,” Archbishop Aupetit told Radio Notre Dame on 15th April, one year after a fire destroyed part of the historic... Read More

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April 14, 2020

Sydney archbishop uses parents’ response to death to show Easter meaning

The recent response of two parents to the deaths of three of their children and a niece illustrated what Easter is about, said Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher. The response “was a superhuman one, a supernatural one, an Easter one,” Archbishop Fisher said in his Easter homily on 12th April. The congregation was limited to 10... Read More

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