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Abuse Commission of Church in Germany Defends Citing Michel Foucault
Foucault, who died in 1984 at age 57, was a prominent 20th century philosopher, writer, and political activist known for his controversial theories about power, madness, and sexuality.
Cardinal Bo: ‘We Need the Light of God’s Mercy in Myanmar'
Hundreds of civilians, including 44 children, have been killed in the violence in Burma since February, according to the United Nations.
Tabernacle, Eucharist Desecrated in Mexican Chapel
In an April 9 statement, the Diocese of Querétaro expressed its ‘sadness and concern’ that Holy Family Chapel in St. Sebastian parish ‘was violated’ the night of April 8.
London Police Express Regret Over Upset Due to Halting Good Friday Service at Polish Parish
Police officers had interrupted the Good Friday liturgy at Christ the King parish April 2, ordering worshippers to leave or face a fine or possible arrest. Officers addressed the congregation April 11.
Catholics Ask for Prayers as St. Vincent Volcano Erupts
Thousands have evacuated parts of the main island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
French Catholic Bishops Open Beatification Cause of Dominican Priest
Father Marie-Etienne Vayssière is a model of holiness.
Meet the Friars Feeding the Hungry During the Pandemic: ‘It’s a Beautiful Thing’
While friars serve food, volunteers kneel in prayer in a simple chapel before the Blessed Sacrament.
Church in France Opposes Bill to Legalize Euthanasia
Archbishop Laurent Ulrich of Lille wrote April 7 that “it is care, gentleness and support that our fellow citizens need … Protecting the person who suffers by accompanying them with care is not equivalent to killing.”
Paris Archbishop Opens Canonical Poceedings Against Parish Over Maskless Masses
While the original video of the Easter Vigil has since been removed by the parish, the live stream of the Easter Sunday Mass at the parish the following day showed priests and altar servers without masks standing close together.
