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Tag Archives: Pope Francis
Changing our lives in the light of Laudato Si’: Catholic Voices launches campaign
In response to Pope Francis’s powerful encyclical Laudato Si’, Catholic Voices groups across the world are calling for ideas and suggestions to absorb its lessons and put it into practice in our lives — as individuals, as members of church communities, … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Social Teaching, Laudato Si
Tagged Pope Francis
The eco-encyclical comes out of a prophetic tradition
This is the first of a series of briefings running up to the release of Laudato Si on Thursday morning. For background on previous papal teaching on the environment, see the editorial in La Civiltà Cattolica (PDF here: Editorial-ENG). See also … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Social Teaching, Laudato Si, Pope Francis
Tagged Laudato Si, Pope Francis, social encyclical
Lord Patten outlines reform of Vatican communications
Christopher Lord Patten, head of the review group appointed to reform Vatican communications, summarized its recommendations — which have been accepted by the Council of nine cardinals (C9) — in a lecture last night in London. News summaries here and here and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged communications, Pope Francis, Vatican
Cardinal O’Brien: the road to a resignation
[Martin Conroy writes from Scotland]: Last week’s announcement that Pope Francis has accepted the resignation from the College of Cardinals of Keith O’Brien, along with all the rights and duties of the title, brings to a close a tense period for … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Keith O’Brien, Pope Francis, Scottish Church
David Cameron’s missed opportunity to agree with Pope Francis
The British prime minister, David Cameron, has been widely reported as disagreeing with Pope Francis’s remarks over freedom of expression and the right to mock to religion. Asked about the Pope’s remarks (see CV Comment here) on the US TV channel … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged David Cameron, Pope Francis
Pope Francis gives his vision of the synod
In his first interview to a Latin-American newspaper — the one he used to subscribe to, Argentina’s La Nación — Pope Francis has given his view of October’s synod, defending it as a protected space in which brother bishops could seek answers to difficult pastoral … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Pope Francis, synod 2014
Cardinal Baldisseri tells British MPs: family gospel ‘key to a more missionary Church’
The following is a reflection given yesterday by the Vatican official with overall responsibility for the synod, Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri, to a group of British parliamentarians in the company of the British ambassador to the Holy See, Nigel Baker (see his blogpost here). While … Continue reading
Posted in Synod2014, Uncategorized
Tagged Pope Francis, Synod, Synod of Bishops
