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  • Uganda prelate ‘cannot keep silent’ on domestic violence

    Uganda prelate ‘cannot keep silent’ on domestic violence

    • Aug 28, 2016

    Saying that some form of domestic violence, direct either at spouses of children, occurs in “almost every family” in his part of Eastern Uganda, Archbishop Emmanuel Obbo of Tororo says the Church “cannot remain silent” and is striving to wipe it out.

    By Catholic News Agency
  • Progressives embrace religious liberty to defend social action

    Progressives embrace religious liberty to defend social action

    • Aug 28, 2016

    American progressives have long recoiled from arguments based on religious freedom, often seeing it as the wars of culture in another guise, but now they are using those arguments themselves to defend social action from tent cities for the homeless to solar panels.

    By G. Jeffrey MacDonald
  • Pope tosses audience speech, prays rosary for victims of Italy quake

    Pope tosses audience speech, prays rosary for victims of Italy quake

    • Aug 24, 2016

    After a major earthquake hit central Italy, virtually destroying one town and affecting many others, Pope Francis turned his weekly general audience into a prayer service, leading the recitation of the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary.

    By Elise Harris, CNA
  • Benedict says he quit because he couldn’t face another trip

    Benedict says he quit because he couldn’t face another trip

    • Aug 24, 2016

    In an interview as part of a new biography set for an Aug. 30 release in Italy, emeritus Pope Benedict XVI once again knocks down speculation about the motives for his resignation, saying it was solely because he was tired and unable to take up another grueling international trip.

    By Inés San Martín
  • Students of Benedict XVI to ponder Europe’s spiritual crisis

    Students of Benedict XVI to ponder Europe’s spiritual crisis

    • Aug 20, 2016

    The “Ratzinger Schuelerkreis,” a group of former students of Pope Benedict XVI, has gathered to discuss topics in theology and the life of the Church since 1978, shortly after their mentor was pulled from academia to become a bishop, and this year they’re focusing on Europe’s “spiritual crisis.”

    By Andrea Gagliarducci
  • Lawsuits against Catholic school allege sex, race harassment

    Lawsuits against Catholic school allege sex, race harassment

    • Aug 20, 2016

    Three former students at a Catholic high school in Lexington, Kentucky, have sued the school, claiming it was negligent in failing to stop sexual harassment of one of them and racial bullying of two others, in incidents that date to 2013.

    By Associated Press
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