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Most Priests in Sierra Leone Are Sons of Muslims, Bishop Says
In an interview with the Catholic magazine Omnes posted April 25, he noted that the majority of Catholic priests in that African country are sons of Muslims.
Four German Bishops Resist Push to Install Permanent ‘Synodal Council’
Given the Vatican’s repeated interventions against the German process, the bishops said they would instead look to the Synod of Bishops in Rome. Meanwhile, on Monday, German diocesan bishops approved the statutes for a synodal committee; and there are reports that the synodal committee will meet again in June.
Pope Francis to Vladimir Putin: A Negotiated Peace Is Better Than an Endless War
During the exchange, the full version of which will be released on May 19, the Holy Father reflected on world conflicts and especially on the suffering of children during wars.
Audience Erupts in Anger as Trustees Oppose Flying Pro-Life Flag at Toronto Catholic Schools
The speeches in favor or against flying the pro-life flag were overshadowed to an extent by the controversy surrounding the audience’s conduct.
UK Catholic Bishops Discourage Medical and Social Gender Transition in Pastoral Statement
The bishops addressed the controversial issue of medical transition for minors. England ended puberty blockers for minors in March of this year because of safety concerns.
Priests’ Talk Show That Sparked Controversy Over Pope Francis Remarks Now Back on YouTube
The YouTube program takes its name from the region in western France that resisted the subordination of the clergy to the government during the 1789–1799 revolution.
In Wake of Euthanasia Case in Peru, Physician-Priest Makes Case for Palliative Care
Meloni said he has personally committed to praying for the family, and especially for Estrada’s soul, appealing 'to the infinite mercy of God.'
More Than 50,000 Sign Petition to Recognize 171 Killed in Sri Lanka Attack As Martyrs
Of the victims, 171 were Catholic faithful who were attending Mass at St. Sebastian and St. Anthony Churches in Colombo, the capital of the Asian country.
Bishops: Catholic Church in Spain Unjustly Singled Out in Plan to Address Sexual Abuse
The Spanish government approved today in the Council of Ministers a plan to implement recommendations made in a report on sexual abuse within the Catholic Church.
