Archive for November 6, 2020

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UK health secretary: traveling abroad for assisted suicide permitted under lockdown

U.K. health secretary Matt Hancock said Thursday that people traveling abroad for assisted suicide would not be breaking strict new... Read more

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By Courtney Mares

Cardinal is freed after kidnapping by gunmen in Cameroon

Cardinal Christian Tumi, who was kidnapped by gunmen Thursday evening in Cameroon’s Northwest Region, has been freed.  Read more

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Vatican imposes disciplinary measures on 97-year-old Polish cardinal

The apostolic nunciature in Poland announced Friday disciplinary measures against a 97-year-old cardinal.  Read more

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Vatican announces publication date of long-awaited ‘McCarrick Report’

The Vatican announced Friday that the long-awaited report on the disgraced former cardinal Theodore McCarrick will be released next week.   Read more

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By Ed Condon

UK lawsuit gives details on Vatican’s controversial London building

A lawsuit filed against the Vatican Secretariat of State by its former investment manager, Raffaele Mincione, includes new details about... Read more

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By Hannah Brockhaus

Searches carried out on key figures in Vatican financial scandal

Rome financial police executed a search warrant this week against three figures tied to the Vatican's London property scandal. According... Read more

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By Matt Hadro

Post-election shift in US House could hamper Democrats’ abortion, LGBT goals

As ballots are still being counted to determine key House races, Democrats are projected to hold control of the chamber—albeit... Read more

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USCCB set to convene virtual assembly six days after McCarrick report

The Fall General Assembly of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops will be held in two live-streamed sessions on... Read more

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By Jonah McKeown

Abuse survivor: ‘All Catholics will be grieving’ when McCarrick report is released

One clerical abuse survivor and advocate told CNA that as hard as it will be to read the McCarrick Report... Read more

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Florida pro-life candidate unseats former Clinton HHS secretary in House race

House Republicans scored an upset victory this week in Florida’s Miami-Dade County, as a pro-life, Latino candidate unseated the Democratic... Read more

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Hurricane Eta pounds Central America, Catholic Relief Services responds

Catholic Relief Services is working to aid relief efforts for those impacted by Hurricane Eta, which tore through Central America... Read more

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By JD Flynn

Analysis: After McCarrick report, US bishops have Zoom meeting

While the USCCB have several items of business at a meeting this month, it is likely to be what’s said... Read more