Argentine bishop defended by Pope jailed for abuse
Bishop Gustavo Zanchetta, 58, pleaded not guilty to charges but was convicted on 4 March and detained immediately. Argentine bishop
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Women speakers emphasise need for ‘reciprocity’
Women are a rightful part of the advancement toward the truth, inspired by the Holy Spirit. Women speakers emphasise need for
Canon lawyer ‘terrified’ by young conservative seminarians
A “clerical aristocracy” in the Church needs to be challenged, said Fr Tom Doyle. Canon lawyer ‘terrified’ by young conservative
One-tenth of New Zealand clerics accused of abuse, report finds
The report, published Feb. 1, said that “a total of 1,680 reports of abuse were made by 1,122 individuals against Catholic clergy,
New plans to improve treatment of clergy
The Association of Catholic Priests has said it is hoping to work with the four archdioceses in the Irish Church
Traditionalists question curial authority as Latin Mass dispute continues
A worshipper uses a missal during a Tridentine Mass at St Michael the Archangel Chapel in Farmingville, NY. CNS photo/Gregory
Pope needs to do more, says abuse prevention expert
Elsewhere in Germany, the investigation of the a leading archdiocese’s expense accounts has been halted. Pope needs to do more,
St Benet’s Hall declares a halt to admissions
A Catholic hall of studies at the University of Oxford is to halt temporarily the admission of undergraduate students due
Pope accepts resignation of Paris archbishop
The departure of Aupetit creates a new challenge for the French Church. Archbishop Michel Aupetit celebrates Mass at Saint-Philippe-du-Roule Catholic
Sisters open ‘house of hospitality’ for asylum seekers and refugees
The Sisters of St Joseph of Peace have opened their first UK house of hospitality for asylum seekers and refugees