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A A A’ Dublin Archbishop Diarmuid Martin slammed Irish Catholic orders Monday for concealing their culpability in decades of child abuse and said they needed to come up with much more money to compensate victims.
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The crowning of Mary’s head with a crown as iconographical motif can be traced back to the middle of the 12th century.
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The Vatican on Monday urged Catholics in China’s underground and official churches to take urgent, practical steps at reconciliation and forgiveness.
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Web surfers can now send virtual postcards of Pope Benedict XVI to their Facebook friends or follow the pontiff’s travel on their iPhones.
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AFTER SURGERY: Archbishop Edward Gilbert celebrates mass at the St Theresa’s RC Church, WoodBrook,yesterday. The mar from surgery is seen on the Archb… In celebration of World Communications Day, Archbishop Edward Gilbert urged Catholics to spread the gospel to and through cyberspace.
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Ireland’s most senior Catholic cleric, Cardinal Sean Brady, today called for a controversial compensation deal for victims of child abuse by religious orders to be looked at again.
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Massgoers in Northern Ireland have heard apologies for the child abuse scandal in the Republic.
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On Sunday, May 24, the Holy Father Benedict XVI made a pastoral visit to Cassino and Montecassino.
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After the Mass celebrated in Piazza Miranda, in Cassino , the Holy Father Benedict XVI led the recitation of the Regina Caeli.
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After the Mass and the Regina Caeli in Piazza Miranda in Cassino, the Holy Father Benedict traveled to the Abbey of Montecassino.
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On Sunday, May 24, in accord with the ‘Day of Prayer for the Church in China’ established by Pope Benedict XVI in the Letter to Chinese Catholics written May 27, 2007, Chinese Catholics throughout the world prayed for the Church in China, in accord with the Holy Father’s intentions.
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‘The small Catholic community of Nepal is really shocked and saddened at this violent attack on the peace-loving and non-violent community.
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DESOTO, Wis. — Stanley “Buck” Arthur Walleser, 53, of rural DeSoto, formerly of Waukon, Iowa, passed away Tuesday, May 19, 2009, as a result of a work accident.
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A Climate of Fear Almost 30 years ago, in October 1979, over one million Irish people gathered in the Phoenix Park in Dublin to receive a benediction from the Holy Father, Pope John Paul II.
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… 2 per cent increase over the period while the evangelical “new” churches gained 38 per cent. Even the Roman Catholic Church declined from 1,715,900 to 1,230,100, but last week spokesman Father Kieron Conry was predicting a change in fortunes. “I do …
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DUBLIN Archbishop Diarmuid Martin slammed Irish Catholic orders on Monday for concealing their culpability in decades of child abuse and said they needed to come up with much more money to compensate victims.
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Ireland’s most senior Catholic cleric, Cardinal Sean Brady, has called for a controversial compensation deal for victims of child abuse by religious orders to be looked at again.
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Senior Catholic bishops are due to consider last week’s shocking report from the Child Abuse Commission at a meeting in Maynooth today.
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… forward to now that Northeast Biofuels has been sold. The new bishop for the Syracuse diocese of the Roman Catholic Church will be installed Tuesday. People drove in from all across Central New York and the country to help Dinosaur Bar-B-Que …
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Pope Benedict XVI has entered the world of social networking sites and smartphones with a Vatican portal that includes Facebook and iPhone applications.
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