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Twenty years after clerical sex abuse became global story, and Church vowed reform, cover-ups continue

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Some six decades before Elon Musk began fretting over blue checks on Twitter accounts, the Catholic Church issued in-depth guidance on all forms of social communication -- including those yet to be invented.

Presenting the Ratzinger Prize to a French Jesuit theologian and a Jewish law professor, Pope Francis paid tribute to his predecessor and his theological work.

(The Conversation) — Catholics disagree over how to adapt the church’s doctrine and practices, especially marriage, to different cultures.

Pope Francis must call together and listen to women, not only religious but lay women as well

Pope Francis paid rich tribute to his predecessor and his theological contributions at the conferral of the awards

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-bottom:6.0pt;line-height:normal">The U.S. Catholic bishops' conference on Nov. 15 <a href="https://www.ncronline.org/node/222771">elected Archbishop Timothy Broglio</a>, a former Vatican diplomat who has supported religious exemptions for coronavirus vaccines and has blamed gay priests for the clergy abuse crisis, as their new president.

A recent series of articles by three respected Catholic scholars argued for the superiority of the new rite of the Mass over the old.

VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Presenting the Ratzinger Prize to a French Jesuit theologian and a Jewish law professor, Pope Francis paid tribute to his predecessor and his theological work. I have many opportunities for a personal, fraternal and affectionate encounter with the pope emeritus, retired Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis told those gathered at the Vatican Dec. 1 to honor Jesuit Father Michel Fédou, professor of dogmatic theology and patristics at the Centre Sèvres of Paris, and Joseph H.