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  • Trajectory of hateful rhetoric led to Holocaust, say speakers at dialogue

    Trajectory of hateful rhetoric led to Holocaust, say speakers at dialogue

    • Dec 2, 2019

    Hate speech must be stopped “in its tracks,” Chicago Cardinal Blase J. Cupich said in remarks during an interfaith dialogue at Loyola Academy in the Chicago suburb of Wilmette.

    By Michelle Martin
  • Controversial ‘Pachamama thief’ goes on U.S. tour

    Controversial ‘Pachamama thief’ goes on U.S. tour

    • Nov 19, 2019

    The individual responsible for stealing the “Pachamama” statues from a Roman church last month is currently on tour in the U.S.

    By Christopher White
  • Archbishop reports on progress of document on marriage and family life

    Archbishop reports on progress of document on marriage and family life

    • Nov 13, 2019

    A new “pastoral framework for marriage and family life” should be ready for a vote by the U.S. bishops by next November at the latest, according to Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia.

    By Mark Pattison
  • Chicago cardinal acknowledges debt to ‘bravery’ of clerical abuse victims

    Chicago cardinal acknowledges debt to ‘bravery’ of clerical abuse victims

    • Nov 9, 2019

    Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago spoke at a sex abuse conference in Mexico City, saying that cleaning up the crisis begins at a level of “solidarity with the victims, embracing our connection with them, at the deep level of our common vulnerability.”

    By Inés San Martín
  • Chilean survivor puts face and heart to clerical abuse crisis

    Chilean survivor puts face and heart to clerical abuse crisis

    • Nov 9, 2019

    Every discussion of sex abuse needs a face to personalize a difficult topic.

    By Shannon Levitt
  • Priest reinstated after abuse allegation deemed unfounded

    Priest reinstated after abuse allegation deemed unfounded

    • Nov 4, 2019

    The Archdiocese of Chicago has reinstated a priest after allegations that he sexually abused a child more than two decades ago were deemed “unfounded.”

    By Associated Press
  • Amazon fires receive muted reaction from U.S. hierarchy

    Amazon fires receive muted reaction from U.S. hierarchy

    • Aug 26, 2019

    Few U.S. Catholic leaders have spoken out on the Amazon wildfires.

    By Christopher White
  • Prominent Chicago priest accused in 1974 child sex assault

    Prominent Chicago priest accused in 1974 child sex assault

    • Aug 9, 2019

    The Archdiocese of Chicago says the first Catholic priest to adopt a child is under investigation for allegedly sexual abusing a minor in 1974.

    By Associated Press
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