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12 Feb 2019
Some web browsing............
What if Christ appears as suddenly as an Irish beach?
Abuse of Faith - 20 years, 700 victims: Southern Baptist sexual abuse spreads as leaders resist reforms
The Irish woman who exposed abuse of nuns by priests 25 years ago
The Abuse of Nuns and Sisters in the Catholic Church - iBenedictines
Lay Catholics: Stop Waiting for Bishops to do Your Job
The Marvelous Preservation of St. Bernadette
Candles of Atonement to mark Day of Prayer for Survivors of Abuse
Historic document lays foundation to spread world peace - Pope Francis and Great Imam of Al-Azhar sign Document on Human Fraternity affirming brotherhood of all men and women and condemning every form of violence, especially those “clothed with religious motivations”.
ACP priest says new style of leadership is needed for Irish Church - Bishops need courage not to keep looking over their shoulders to Rome and to confront – respectfully but robustly – those who want to lead us back to the nineteenth century.
Dying priest described compulsory celibacy as “a kind of sin” - Fr Daniel O’Leary, who died on 21st January, said he wanted to point out that one of the fall-outs of a mandatory celibate life is "the violence it does to a priest’s humanity, and the wounds that it leaves on his ministry”.
From Cardinal Müller a “Manifesto of Faith” For Today’s Church
Cardinal Kasper says Mueller’s manifesto spreads ‘confusion and division’
How Nuns Have Shaped the Course of Art History
Life is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you're going to get!
Ethiopia's 'church forests' are incredible oases of green
BBC - Asia Bibi - Pakistan's notorious blasphemy case
Why I am a Catholic - iBenedictines
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