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Cardinal Eijk reflects on secularization of Netherlands | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

Cardinal Eijk reflects on secularization of Netherlands | News Headlines

“We have to announce the faith very clearly,” Cardinal Wim Eijk of Utrecht, Primate of the Netherlands since 2008, said in an interview.

Have Europe's bishops followed the American path in choosing a leader? - Vimarsana News

Have Europe's bishops followed the American path in choosing a leader?

In choosing Italian Bishop Mariano Crociata of the small Diocese of Latina as their new leader, the European bishops, whether intentionally or not, have opted for a seemingly significant course change.

Funeral for Benedict lacks fanfare - Vimarsana News

Funeral for Benedict lacks fanfare

For the first time in its modern history, the Catholic Church buried a retired pontiff, following a stripped down and solemn ceremony Thursday that included a final, indelible gesture: Pope Francis bowing his head and placing his hand on the casket of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI before it was carried away.

Belgium: Francis Would Have Approved the Blessing of Homosexual Couples - Vimarsana News

Belgium: Francis Would Have Approved the Blessing of Homosexual Couples

According to a source, Pope Francis was aware of the preparation of a liturgy for the blessing of homosexual couples by the Dutch-speaking episcopate of Belgium, which was published on September 20, 2022, together with a letter of explanation.

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Cardinal Grech seen as potential compromise candidate to become Pope - Vimarsana News

Cardinal Grech seen as potential compromise candidate to become Pope

Cardinal Mario Grech is being mentioned among a number of cardinals who stand a chance of succeeding Pope Francis at the next conclave. Concern has been mounti