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Pope moves to make Rome a ‘living church,’ not a ‘museum’
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Pope moves to make Rome a ‘living church,’ not a ‘museum’

Justin McLellanOctober 4, 20244 min read
The Diocese of Rome, like the Rome city government, has put so much effort into ensuring services in the historic center of the city that it often neglects the growing suburbs where most people live, Pope Francis said.
Diaconate is ‘surrender’ to Jesus, U.S. archbishop says at ordination Mass
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Diaconate is ‘surrender’ to Jesus, U.S. archbishop says at ordination Mass

Justin McLellanOctober 3, 20244 min read
Before the Altar of the Chair in St. Peter’s Basilica, a symbol of the Catholic Church’s unity behind the successor of St. Peter, 15 men laid prostrate to express their humility and take vows of chastity and obedience to their bishop.
Vatican doctrinal chief tells synod it’s not time for women deacons
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Vatican doctrinal chief tells synod it’s not time for women deacons

Cindy WoodenOctober 3, 20245 min read
“Rushing” to open the diaconate to women in the Catholic Church would short-circuit a necessary reflection on the relationship between ordained ministry and charismatic leadership, particularly as it impacts the participation of women in the church, said the head of the Vatican’s doctrinal office.
Cardinal urges recommitment to create a world where peace, justice, human dignity prevail
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Cardinal urges recommitment to create a world where peace, justice, human dignity prevail

Steven SchwankertOctober 3, 20243 min read
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s secretary of state, returned to themes relating to peace that he had presented during 79th session of the U.N. General Assembly at an evening Mass celebrated Sept. 30 at Holy Family Church in Manhattan, near U.N. headquarters.
Pope defends decision to give women, laymen voting rights at synod
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Pope defends decision to give women, laymen voting rights at synod

Cindy WoodenOctober 2, 20244 min read
Pope Francis opened the second session of the Synod of Bishops defending his decision to give women and laymen votes at the assembly, saying it reflects the Second Vatican Council’s teaching that a bishop exercises his ministry with and within the people of God.
Abuse survivor after giving his testimony at synod’s penitential liturgy: ‘it helped me to be able to find compassion’
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Abuse survivor after giving his testimony at synod’s penitential liturgy: ‘it helped me to be able to find compassion’

Paulina GuzikOctober 2, 20246 min read
The penitential liturgy with Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Basilica Oct. 1 opened with testimonies of those who have faced great suffering, among those a survivor of clergy sexual abuse. Laurence Gien, who was 11 when he was sexually abused by a priest in his native South Africa, told OSV News that standing in front of bishops, cardinals and Pope Francis himself, giving testimony about his lifetime trauma, was his way of “just trying to appeal to their better selves.”
No one has ‘exclusive right’ to God’s voice, pope says at synod opening
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No one has ‘exclusive right’ to God’s voice, pope says at synod opening

Justin McLellanOctober 2, 20244 min read
Members of the Synod of Bishops must engage in genuine dialogue with those holding differing views, avoid pushing personal agendas and remain open to changing their minds about what is best for the church, Pope Francis said.
Since Oct. 7 attacks and start of war, pope calls Gaza every day, lifting up suffering community
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Since Oct. 7 attacks and start of war, pope calls Gaza every day, lifting up suffering community

Dale GavlakOctober 2, 20245 min read
Since Hamas’ attack on Israel Oct. 7, 2023, and the immediate start of the Israel-Hamas war, Pope Francis has provided daily spiritual solace to Gaza Strip’s only Catholic parish.
Church must recognize, ask pardon for its sins, pope says before synod
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Church must recognize, ask pardon for its sins, pope says before synod

Cindy WoodenOctober 1, 20245 min read
The Catholic Church cannot be credible in its mission of proclaiming Christ unless it acknowledges its mistakes and bends down “to heal the wounds we have caused by our sins,” Pope Francis said.
Synod members reflect on diversity, trust, before assembly opens
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Synod members reflect on diversity, trust, before assembly opens

Justin McLellanOctober 1, 20244 min read
The Synod of Bishops on synodality does not aim only at bridging the gap between factions within the Catholic Church, but it also must grapple with the immense diversity of its 1.3 billion members spanning across cultures and countries, a spiritual adviser to the synod said.
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