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Priest Resigns as Head of Pontifical Missions USA, Admits He Broke Vow of Celibacy - Vimarsana News

Priest Resigns as Head of Pontifical Missions USA, Admits He Broke Vow of Celibacy

Msgr. Harrington since April 2021 served as the national director of TPMS US, which is a pontifical organization that supports the missionary work of the pope...

National Director of Pontifical Mission Societies USA resigns - Vimarsana News

National Director of Pontifical Mission Societies USA resigns

Allegation of 'inappropriate conduct with an adult' against Msgr. Harrington was substantiated, announced Diocese of Brooklyn

Priest resigns as head of Pontifical Missions USA, admits he broke vow of celibacy - Vimarsana News

Priest resigns as head of Pontifical Missions USA, admits he broke vow of celibacy

The Diocese of Brooklyn’s Adult Allegation Committee investigated Monsignor Kieran Harrington after it received an allegation of “inappropriate conduct” last year.

Podcast: Pope Francis calls Catholics to support the global church. Our preaching should reflect that. - Vimarsana News

Podcast: Pope Francis calls Catholics to support the global church. Our preaching should reflect that.

Until the early 20th century, the Catholic Church in the United States was “the recipient of help from the church in other lands,” recalls Anthony Andreassi, C.O., in his homily for World Mission Sunday. “Now it is our turn to reach out to support others so that this important work of evangelization can continue."

Was Dorothy Day Too Left-Wing to Be a Catholic Saint? - Vimarsana News

Was Dorothy Day Too Left-Wing to Be a Catholic Saint?

The Archdiocese of New York has asked the Vatican to consider the social activist for sainthood. But church leaders are not entirely comfortable with her politics.