Attack On One Faith Wounds All, Detroit Archbishop Says After Synagogue Attack
Michigan Catholics 'stand in solidarity' with Jewish community after attack on a synagogue.
Michigan Catholics 'stand in solidarity' with Jewish community after attack on a synagogue.
The rule follows an 'unprecedented review' of archdiocesan of safety policies and personnel records.
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa began a four-day pastoral visit to metro Detroit on Dec. 4.
The Latin patriarch of Jerusalem is set to visit the Motor City Dec. 4-7.
Writing anonymously, the staffer argues that the firings violated sections of the faculty handbook related to academic freedom, contracts and faculty dismissal.
Like Ralph Martin and Eduardo Echeverria, Peters had criticized Pope Francis.
Says he didn’t get a full explanation for termination from Detroit seminary.
The dismissal of Martin and Eduardo Echeverria, who had both critiqued what they perceived as doctrinal ambiguity under Pope Francis, is already generating controversy
On June 13, the archdiocese released a letter with an update on the Masses and a list of approved churches.
A prominent Detroit shrine will still be able to offer the TLM, however, and Archbishop Edward Weisenburger said he intends to identify at least four non-parish locations in the archdiocese where the TLM can be celebrated.
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