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Day: July 16, 2021
British borough apologizes for removing bus ads promoting Franklin Graham festival
(RNS) — A British borough council and its transportation provider publicly apologized on their websites for removing bus ads promoting
Nigerian herders kill 33, burn 4 churches days after kidnapping schoolchildren
NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — Barely a week after the kidnapping of nearly 140 students at a Baptist boarding school in
PopeWatch: Pope Declares War on the Traditional Mass – The American Catholic
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis cracked down Friday on the spread of the old Latin Mass, reversing one of Pope
Cardinal Dolan emphasizes ‘hope’ amid global religious persecution – Catholic World Report
There is reason for hope for global religious freedom, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York told an international gathering of
Religion Clause: European Court Says Russia Violated Convention In Refusing To Register Same-Sex Unions
European Court Says Russia Violated Convention In Refusing To Register Same-Sex Unions In Fedotova and Others v. Russia, (ECHR, July
RORATE CÆLI: Article: “Legal Considerations on the motu proprio Traditionis Custodes” – Restrictions demand strict interpretation
1. Principles The motu proprio “Traditionis Custodes” was issued by Pope Francis on 16 July 2021, along with an accompanying
Twelve quick thoughts on Pope Francis dropping his long-expected bomb on the traditional latin Mass – Catholic Herald
1) In his motu proprio Traditionis Custodes, Pope Francis says St. John Paul II’s indults were only meant to heal the
Cancelled Priests with Fr. John Lovell
Fr. John Lovell, co-founder of Coalition for Canceled Priests, joins Crisis Point to discuss his own cancellation by his bishop,
Pope Francis’ Traditionis Custodes: Five Consequences of the New Motu Proprio Curtailing the Latin Mass| National Catholic Register
Where there is incense there is fire, at least when it comes to Catholics clashing over the liturgy. There was