Breaking News: Cardinal Pell’s Conviction Overturned
Cardinal Pell is expected to celebrate with a private Mass of thanksgiving, the first he will celebrate since his incarceration in February 2019.
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Lesotho PM Murder Case Could Have Canon Law Consequences
The prime minister appeared in court on Monday, Feb. 24, sitting in the public gallery with his second wife, while his lawyers argued he should be given immunity from prosecution, and that filing criminal charges against a sitting prime minister raised constitutional questions which the country’s high court would need to resolve before the case could proceed.
Brooklyn’s Bishop to Lead Vatican Investigation of Buffalo Diocese
It was not announced when Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio would begin his apostolic investigation of the diocese and beleaguered Bishop Richard Malone.
Cardinal Pell’s Sexual-Abuse Conviction Upheld
Australian court rules against cardinal’s appeal, orders him to serve remainder of his six-year sentence.
Archbishop Wilton Gregory Anticipated to Lead Washington Archdiocese
Pope Francis is expected to appoint Atlanta prelate to serve in D.C., multiple sources have independently reported to CNA.
