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  • German bishops press ahead with plans for reform consultation

    German bishops press ahead with plans for reform consultation

    • Oct 2, 2019

    Germany’s Catholic bishops are pressing ahead with a national reform consultation, or “synodal way,” despite cautions from the Vatican and criticism from some bishops.

    By Jonathan Luxmoore
  • German ‘synodal way’ is rapid response to abuse scandal, conference says

    German ‘synodal way’ is rapid response to abuse scandal, conference says

    • Sep 20, 2019

    The bishops of Germany, reacting to an independent study of the extent of clerical sexual abuse in their country and its possible causes, chose to initiate a “synodal” process that was not a synod or a plenary council.

    By Cindy Wooden
  • Vatican officials offer guidance for German Church gathering

    Vatican officials offer guidance for German Church gathering

    • Sep 13, 2019

    The German bishops’ plans for a two-year process of consultation and deliberation on key issues facing the Catholic Church must conform to universal church law and must be approved by the pope, said the prefect of the Congregation for Bishops.

    By Cindy Wooden
  • Marking start of WWII, Polish, German bishops urge new peace efforts

    Marking start of WWII, Polish, German bishops urge new peace efforts

    • Sep 4, 2019

    Catholic bishops from Poland and Germany have warned that peace and unity are still needed in Europe, 80 years after the start of World War II.

    By Jonathan Luxmoore
  • Francis warns German Catholics they can’t just do their own thing

    Francis warns German Catholics they can’t just do their own thing

    • Jun 29, 2019

    As the Catholic Church in Germany prepares to embark on a synodal process motivated in part by a desire to stop a hemorrhage of faithful, Pope Francis has sent them a letter reminding them they don’t walk alone but with the universal Church.

    By Inés San Martín
  • German churches to see sharp drop in membership by 2060

    German churches to see sharp drop in membership by 2060

    • May 2, 2019

    Germany’s two main Christian churches will lose millions of members over the coming decades and will have to tighten their financial belts as a result, according to a study published Thursday.

    By Associated Press
  • Cardinal Marx: Church must have serious debate on celibacy, role of women

    Cardinal Marx: Church must have serious debate on celibacy, role of women

    • Mar 15, 2019

    The Catholic Church in Germany is at a point where serious debate — including on priestly celibacy and the role of women — and openness to doing things in a new way must be encouraged, said the president of the German bishops’ conference.

    By Zita Ballinger Fletcher
  • Pope’s A-team on abuse wants ‘culture of disclosure’ rather than secrecy

    Pope’s A-team on abuse wants ‘culture of disclosure’ rather than secrecy

    • Feb 23, 2019

    At a Vatican news conference Saturday, several members of the pope’s A-team on the abuse crisis called for greater transparency.

    By Claire Giangravè
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