Two vicars general abruptly resign in Archdiocese of Paris
Two key collaborators of Archbishop Michel Aupetit quit within four months of each other
The cultural disarmament of progressive Catholic bishops
Conservative bishops and their allies, especially in the United States, continue to overshadow their more progressive confreres in putting forth a vision for the Church
Getting out of it together
A call has been made for an international treaty to deal with pandemics
Sudan signs agreement with rebels, recognizing religious freedom
The transitional government of Sudan and a main rebel group sign “Declaration of Principles” that includes the end of Sharia and guarantees freedom of worship
How to carry shame
A reflection for Good Friday
COVID-19 has made world worse for women, say participants in UN commission
The global pandemic is deepening pre-existing inequalities that perpetuate multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination, as well as racism, stigmatization and xenophobia
Easter eggs even in lockdown: a family ritual
An updated guide to celebrating the most important liturgical events of the year at home during lockdown (Part V)
The Holy Saturday experience
An updated guide to celebrating the most important liturgical events of the year at home during lockdown (Part IV)
Let there be no more mourning
We have resources to help others cope better with all that COVID-19 is presenting to us
Pope Francis tells priests at Chrism Mass: ‘The cross is non-negotiable’
Pope Francis told priests at Thursday’s Chrism Mass at the Vatican that “the cross is non-negotiable” when preaching the Gospel. “The preaching of the Good News is mysteriously linked to persecution and the cross,” Pope Francis said in his homily on April 1. The pope went further to say that “the preaching of the Gospel […]