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  • Legal lessons: Past abuse cases help train canon lawyers

    Legal lessons: Past abuse cases help train canon lawyers

    • Apr 7, 2021

    When Pope Francis abolished the “pontifical secret” covering the church’s judicial handling of cases of the sexual abuse of minors, it was hailed as a major step forward in promoting greater transparency and accountability.

    By Carol Glatz
  • Pope names woman Scripture scholar as secretary of biblical commission

    Pope names woman Scripture scholar as secretary of biblical commission

    • Mar 11, 2021

    Pope Francis has named Sister Nuria Calduch-Benages, an Old Testament scholar and professor at Rome’s Pontifical Gregorian University, to be secretary of the Pontifical Biblical Commission.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Death of legendary Latinist leaves the Church a grayer place

    Death of legendary Latinist leaves the Church a grayer place

    • Dec 28, 2020

    Father Reggie Foster was living proof that being indispensable is the ultimate get-out-of-jail-free card.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Pontifical universities in Rome gear up for in-person classes this fall

    Pontifical universities in Rome gear up for in-person classes this fall

    • Jul 9, 2020

    With coronavirus restrictions continuing to relax throughout Europe, pontifical universities in Rome are busy planning for an in-person academic year with new health and sanitary measures in place to ensure the virus doesn’t spread.

    By Elise Ann Allen
  • Jesuit priest who was one of leading experts on ecclesiology dies at 97

    Jesuit priest who was one of leading experts on ecclesiology dies at 97

    • Nov 1, 2019

    Jesuit Father Francis A. Sullivan, one of the leading theological experts on questions of church teaching authority, died Oct. 23 at Campion Center in Weston. He was 97 and at the time of his death he was the oldest member of the Jesuits’ Northeast province.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Theologians, cardinals defend pope’s theology in wake of heresy charge

    Theologians, cardinals defend pope’s theology in wake of heresy charge

    • May 9, 2019

    A week after the release of an open letter accusing Pope Francis of heresy, cardinals and theologians in Rome take up the pontiff’s defense.

    By Claire Giangravè
  • Scholars aim to give Christians a kinder, gentler view of Pharisees

    • May 8, 2019

    A May 7-9 conference taking place at the Gregorian University, titled “Jesus and the Pharisees: An Interdisciplinary Reappraisal,” aims to challenge negative stereotypes that have built up over the centuries about the Pharisees.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Pope who chides Pharisees to meet experts wanting them rehabilitated

    • Apr 4, 2019

    A May conference at the Pontifical Biblical Institute will urge a reconsideration of prejudices regarding the Pharisees, the ancient Jewish movement that figures often in the New Testament.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
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