Jesuit superior laments 'destruction' in his Venezuelan homeland
- May 12, 2021
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Scottish priest investigated after threatening to poison dogs
- Apr 22, 2021
A Scottish priest is being investigated by the police after threatening to poison a man’s dogs on a video that was circulated on Reddit.
Scottish bishops urge ‘human life’ be at center of May 6 parliament elections
- Apr 9, 2021
Scotland’s bishops are urging voters to consider ongoing efforts to legalize assisted suicide when the vote in elections for the Scottish parliament on May 6.
Scottish bishops ask to be allowed more worshippers when churches reopen at Easter
- Mar 2, 2021
Scotland’s bishops are calling on the government to allow more worshippers to attend services when churches are allowed to reopen at the beginning of April.
Scottish bishops would ‘warmly welcome’ Pope Francis to UN climate summit
- Mar 1, 2021
Scotland’s bishops say they would “warmly welcome” Pope Francis if he visited Glasgow later this year for a major UN climate summit.
Scottish bishop leads 33-day virtual prayer journey
- Feb 23, 2021
With COVID-19 still restricting travel, a Scottish bishop led a 33-day virtual journey of prayer that drew about 4,000 people from his diocese as well as from countries that included the United States, Uganda and Australia.
Scottish Christian leaders say hate crime bill limits freedom to disagree
- Feb 19, 2021
The Scottish government should withdraw parts of a hate crime bill because of the risk it will lead to the prosecution of people solely for disagreeing with gender ideology and same-sex marriage, said Catholic and Protestant leaders.
Archbishop Tartaglia of Glasgow dies weeks after testing positive for COVID-19
- Jan 13, 2021
Weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, Archbishop Philip Tartaglia of Glasgow died suddenly at his home Wednesday morning at the age of 70.
UK lockdown: Churches remain open in England, are closed in Scotland
- Jan 5, 2021
Saying that worship is a “well-established source of both personal resilience and dedicated service to those in need,” Cardinal Vincent Nichols expressed his happiness that churches will remain open for service during the latest lockdown announced Jan. 4.
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