Watchdog Raises Concerns After Arson Attacks on German and French Churches
A historic church in Germany has been targeted — and several incidents have occurred in Paris.
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German Bishops-Backed Website Unwittingly Parodies the Country’s Church
It is a challenge to find an article on Katholisch.de that isn’t seemingly desperate to push the narrative that the Church must change in some heterodox way, especially regarding sexual immorality
German Bishops Relax Restrictions for Same-Sex, Divorced-Remarried Church Employees
The new legislation means that, whereas in the past, lay employees had to agree to a moral code, now such issues are viewed as a private matter, and the Church as an employer will pay no attention to them.
Bishop Bode and Cardinal Woelki: Is There a ‘Double Standard’ in Germany With Respect to Mishandling of Abusive Priests?
Observers say Cardinal Woelki’s orthodoxy accounts for the much harsher public criticism he has received, even though his documented mistakes were far less serious than those made by Bishop Bode.
German Bishop Says He Won’t Resign After Report He Mishandled Abuse Cases
The 71-year-old bishop has been vice president of the German bishops’ conference since 2017. He is also vice president of the German Synodal Way.
German Court Rules in Favor of Right to Pray Near Abortion Counseling Facility
Vojnović brought the legal appeal in defense of the fundamental rights to freedom of religion, expression, and assembly with the support of the human rights organization ADF International.
Germany Denies Refuge to Christian Convert
Hassan’s conversion to Christianity was inspired by the witness of his brother-in-law who was imprisoned for practicing his Christian faith and subsequently killed.
Cost of Germany’s ‘Synodal Way’ Remains a Mystery
The documents appeared to indicate that the project had so far cost more than 5.7 million euros (around $6 million).
Cardinal Ranjith: The German Bishops’ Synodal Path Is Unacceptable
The Sri Lankan cardinal discussed a wide variety of topics with the Register April 29.
Pope Benedict XVI and the ‘German Question’
COMMENTARY: A conflagration may very well engulf the Church within the next year, and there is no fire extinguisher now that Benedict XVI is in retirement.
