Month: August 2022

Vatican Roundup

Vatican says not enough evidence to try cardinal for sexual assault A preliminary Vatican investigation into allegations against Cardinal Marc Ouellet concluded there was not sufficient evidence to warrant opening up formal proceedings against the cardinal for sexual assault, a Vatican spokesman said. However, the Jesuit who did the investigation was a long-time associate of…

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What do we teach our children about porn?

At the end of July, the Department of Education announced that the topic of pornography will be included in a revised curriculum to be taught in our schools. While there is nothing wrong with discussing the topic per se, there are concerns about how it will be taught – as something morally neutral, or worse…

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Door-to-door sisters aims to relieve pressured priests

Religious sisters with a charism of carrying out door-to-door visitations have recently arrived in Ireland from the US, providing encouragement and support to already-busy priests. Speaking to The Irish Catholic newspaper, Sister Theresa Marie of the Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate said that their experience so far has been “very encouraging” and that it’s been…

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Rushdie – how it began

When the news broke about the shocking, homicidal attack on the author Salman Rushdie in New York state, my mind went back to early 1989, soon after his controversial book The Satanic Verses was published. London It was, as I recall, a Sunday afternoon, and we were taking our ease in our London flat in…

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