Report on Handling of Abuse Cases in Germany’s Munich Archdiocese Faults Benedict XVI, Cardinal Marx
Benedict XVI, who strongly denies cover-up allegations, sent 82 pages of observations to investigators compiling the report.
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Vatican Economy Council Meets in Person to Discuss Investment Policy
The coronavirus crisis has increased the pressure on the Vatican’s already tight budget, with the Vatican Museums, a major source of income, forced to close for more than 24 weeks to prevent the spread of the virus.
Unpacking the Theater of Cardinal Marx’s Resignation
COMMENTARY: Pope Francis and the German cardinal clearly intended to communicate something of importance with their public exchange of letters. But what?
Cardinal Marx’s Handling of Abuse Cases Under Scrutiny
A criminologist who was commissioned by the German bishops to investigate clergy abuse cases has alleged that the cardinal intervened to undermine his investigation.
Cardinal Marx Dissolves Embattled Catholic Community in Munich Archdiocese
Cardinal Marx expressed sympathy for former members of the community, which was founded in 1948 with the intention of being, in its own words, “a place for an enlightened and unabridged Christianity.”
‘Marxism’ Pervades Catholic Church in Germany
EDITORIAL: A primary reason for the synodal push is that, for decades, many Church leaders in Germany have been convinced that only novel and radical change can stave off the impending collapse of Christianity in their country.
Cardinal Marx Meets With Pope Francis and Cardinal Ouellet About German Synodal Plans
The Sept. 19 meetings followed a public exchange between the German hierarchy and the Vatican over the draft statutes for a ‘Synodal Assembly.’
Cardinal Marx Says German ‘Synod’ Will Proceed Despite Vatican Objections
The letter followed a week of coverage concerning plans by the German bishops.
Open Letter to Cardinal Marx Urges Changes to Church Teaching on Sexual Morality
Nine German Catholics, including two prominent Jesuits, demand a break with Catholic teaching.
Rejection of German Intercommunion Proposal Seen as Positive
Along with upholding Church unity and affirming Church teaching, the Vatican decision also will benefit ecumenical dialogue, Catholic leaders affirm.
