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Bishops, theologians talk frankly about synodality at Boston College conference - Vimarsana News

Bishops, theologians talk frankly about synodality at Boston College conference

Under the "Chatham House Rule" obscuring speakers' identities, conversations among bishops and theologians about the local consultative process noted challenges and some resistance to the synod.

New archive of Santa Fe clergy abuse documents hailed as unprecedented - Vimarsana News

New archive of Santa Fe clergy abuse documents hailed as unprecedented

An unprecedented public archive of clergy sexual abuse documents is being established at the University of New Mexico thanks to an agreement between abuse survivors and the Archdiocese of Santa Fe.

Catholic Bishops Blast Satanic Temple's Abortion Clinic: Christians Need to Pray Now - Vimarsana News

Catholic Bishops Blast Satanic Temple's Abortion Clinic: Christians Need to Pray Now

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Scientists: Doomsday Clock moves closer to world nuclear disaster - Vimarsana News

Scientists: Doomsday Clock moves closer to world nuclear disaster

WASHINGTON—Tick, tick, tick…the world’s Doomsday Clock is the closest it’s ever been to forecasting global disaster. The clock, published since 1945 by the Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and adjusted yearly, was reset at a Jan. 25 D.C.

Scientists: Doomsday Clock moves closer to world nuclear disaster - Vimarsana News

Scientists: Doomsday Clock moves closer to world nuclear disaster

WASHINGTON—Tick, tick, tick…the world’s Doomsday Clock is the closest it’s ever been to forecasting global disaster. The clock, published since 1945 by the Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atonic Scientists and adjusted yearly, was reset at a Jan. 25 D.C.