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Echoing Pope Francis, the bishops advise in new pastoral letter that Catholics using social media must have a realistic understanding of how the platforms work and the dangers they can pose.
A committee presented a code of conduct template that incorporated protections on all vulnerable persons to the gathered plenary assembly this week.
The delegation announced the meeting will be rescheduled as soon as possible in 2022.
Information about the individual delegates, as well as a finalized schedule, will be released in the coming weeks.
The papal meetings are scheduled Dec. 17-20.
Out of 205 organizations, 63 were reviewed over “concerns that some of the non-financed activities and positions of international partner organizations might be in conflict with the Church’s social and moral teachings.”
Some Canadian bishops have adopted differing approaches, as they grapple collectively with their nation’s recent legalization of euthanasia and doctor-assisted death.
Priests should work to dissuade people who request assisted suicide, Archbishop Terrence Prendergast of Ottawa said. Priests should pray with these people and their families.
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