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  • 10 years after quake, Christ Church Cathedral finally rising

    10 years after quake, Christ Church Cathedral finally rising

    • Feb 20, 2021

    The Christ Church Cathedral was arguably New Zealand’s most iconic building before much of it crumbled in an earthquake 10 years ago. The years of debate that followed over whether the ruins should be rebuilt or demolished came to symbolize the paralysis that has sometimes afflicted the broader rebuild of Christchurch.

    By Nick Perry
  • Opponents: Australian bill on ‘conversion’ practices is attack on freedoms

    Opponents: Australian bill on ‘conversion’ practices is attack on freedoms

    • Feb 10, 2021

    Groups across a wide spectrum reacted with dismay and concern to passage of a law in the Australian state of Victoria to ban “conversion” practices. Some called it an attack on freedom of religion and speech.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Australian police find no crime in Vatican money transfers

    Australian police find no crime in Vatican money transfers

    • Feb 3, 2021

    Australian police said Wednesday they found no evidence of criminal misconduct in money transfers from the Vatican that a financial agency mistakenly inflated by almost $1.8 billion and fueled corruption speculation.

    By Associated Press
  • Australian media companies admit breaching Pell gag order

    Australian media companies admit breaching Pell gag order

    • Feb 1, 2021

    Australian media companies admitted in court Monday they breached a gag order in publishing references to Cardinal George Pell’s since-overturned convictions in 2018 for child sexual abuse. The plea agreement avoids any journalist being sent to prison.

    By Rod McGuirk
  • Aussie prelate says Pell verdict created ‘clear air’ to move forward on reform

    Aussie prelate says Pell verdict created ‘clear air’ to move forward on reform

    • Feb 1, 2021

    One of Australia’s most senior Church officials has said the acquittal of Cardinal George Pell last April has allowed the country to move forward on necessary reforms in abuse prevention.

    By Elise Ann Allen
  • Australian bishops to implement new protocol on responding to abuse

    Australian bishops to implement new protocol on responding to abuse

    • Jan 29, 2021

    A new national protocol for responding to historical child sexual abuse and any new allegations in the Catholic Church in Australia will be more compassionate and just, said Archbishop Mark Coleridge, head of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference.

    By Marilyn Rodrigues
  • Former president of Australian bishops’ conference dies unexpectedly

    Former president of Australian bishops’ conference dies unexpectedly

    • Jan 18, 2021

    Retired Archbishop Philip Wilson, former president of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference who served as archbishop of Adelaide for 17 years, died Jan. 17. He was 70.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Australian agency admits serious error in reporting Vatican bank transfers

    Australian agency admits serious error in reporting Vatican bank transfers

    • Jan 13, 2021

    Australia’s financial crime watchdog agency said it over-estimated by the equivalent of more than US$1.5 billion the amount of money transferred from the Vatican to Australia between 2014 and 2020.

    By Cindy Wooden
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  • Australian Cardinal Cassidy, former Vatican official, dies at 96
    Australian Cardinal Cassidy, former Vatican official, dies at 96
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    Pope encourages Australians affected by severe flooding
    • Catholic News Service
    • Mar 24, 2021
  • New Zealand cardinal says church ‘ashamed and saddened’ by abuse
    New Zealand cardinal says church 'ashamed and saddened' by abuse
    • Michael Otto
    • Mar 23, 2021
  • Sydney archbishop urges ‘deep breath’ after news of artificial embryos
    Sydney archbishop urges 'deep breath' after news of artificial embryos
    • Catholic News Service
    • Mar 22, 2021
  • Same-sex union blessings ban upsets gay Catholics in Oceania
    Same-sex union blessings ban upsets gay Catholics in Oceania
    • Rod McGuirk
    • Mar 16, 2021
  • Ethicists must call out unethical behavior in health care, Sydney archbishop says
    Ethicists must call out unethical behavior in health care, Sydney archbishop says
    • Benjamin Conolly
    • Mar 12, 2021
  • Palliative care in Australia on life support, says new report
    Palliative care in Australia on life support, says new report
    • Marilyn Rodrigues
    • Mar 6, 2021
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    Australian bishops release working document for October Plenary Council
    • Benjamin Conolly
    • Feb 25, 2021
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