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NEWS ANALYSIS: The juxtaposition of laxity for liturgical abuses with forceful crackdowns of reverent worship well beyond Pope Francis’s recent directives calls into question Cardinal Blase Cupich’s stated prioritization of promoting unity and the reforms of Vatican II.
According to canon law, laypeople are not allowed to preach homilies during Mass.
Tracing the Sign of the Cross with the acoustic instrument, the suburban Chicago pastor ended the Feb. 13 Mass, which included other irregularites.
Richmond clarified that anyone in the schools where the mandate has been lifted who wishes to continue wearing a mask is free to do so.
By July, the archdiocese will have 221 parishes.
Springfield’s release aligns the canons in the diocese with the policies implemented by their archbishop. That policy, which was announced in December, also went into effect on Jan. 25.
The Mass featured jazz musicians, choreographed dances around the altar, and theatrical lighting effects.
A former employee alleged that the parish pastor created a hostile work environment for him based on his sexual orientation and medical issues.
Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago in 2018 requested that religious orders active in his local Church release lists of members credibly accused of sexual abuse.
Fr. Larry Sullivan said he was deeply sorry for the pain and hardships he caused the woman.
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