Bohumil Petrík
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Polish bishops call surrogacy ‘incompatible’ with faith as Warsaw event looms (opens the original)
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Poland’s bishops are calling on state authorities to block commercial providers as a Ukrainian fertility clinic plans a Warsaw promotional event. Poland’s bishops have condemned surrogacy as commercial services seek to expand in the country. “Surrogacy is by its nature evil and incompatible with Christian faith and morality,” the bishops’ bioethics committee said. “The desire to have children cannot be interpreted as a right to have children, because a child, in the ontological sense, as a human
Slovak bishops preach on Mary at 250th Nitra pilgrimage (opens the original)
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Pilgrims have climbed the Calvary hill in Nitra since 1766; this year three bishops met them at the top. Three bishops took part in a traditional pilgrimage in Nitra, Slovakia, over the weekend to mark the solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The largest event of its kind in the area, the pilgrimage dates back to the 18th century, with pilgrims first marching up the local hill of Calvary in 1766, according to the website of the Diocese of Nitra. This year marked the 250th annu
Denver Healing Could Move a Nun Jailed by Communists Toward Sainthood (opens the original)
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The postulator of Blessed Zdenka Schelingová’s cause has delivered the dossier on an alleged Denver healing to the archbishop of Bratislava, advancing her path toward canonization. Blessed Zdenka Schelingová, a Slovak religious member of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross (SCSC), may be one step closer to sainthood. The postulator of her cause, Father Lucián Bogucki of the Order of Friars Minor Conventual, handed the positio super miro to Archbishop Stanislav Zvolenský of Bratislava, last mo
Catholic book clubs: Tips for building community and growing in faith (opens the original)
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Two leaders of Catholic book clubs share their experiences about what makes a good club. More and more young people are looking for opportunities to deepen their faith and build community. In this context, Catholic book clubs are becoming a way to combine a shared love for books with spiritual growth. Initiatives such as the Betania Club de Lectura Católico (Bethany Catholic Book Club) and El Carmelo Descalzo (The Discalced Carmelite) shared their experience with ACI Prensa, the Spanish-language
Why monks outlive other men: Inside a 30-year study of European monasteries (opens the original)
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The lifespan gap between monks and nuns almost disappears inside the cloister, and community life with a rule of life, scheduled prayer, and purpose contributes to successful aging. These are some of the findings of “The German-Austrian Cloister Study” conducted by Marc Luy of the Vienna Institute of Demography at the Austrian Academy of Sciences. The research project to study health, aging, and life expectancy investigated the factors of health and longevity that revealed the so-called “success
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