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Theologian’s Suspension For Essay on the Past Practice of Executing Heretics Fuels Integralism Debate (opens the original)
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The controversial idea that secular power can be used to advance the Church’s mission looms large in the case of a prominent Austrian academic. An Austrian Cistercian moral theologian has received both criticism and support after being suspended from his teaching position for comments defending past popes for executing heretics — despite his insistence that he does not advocate such a punishment today. Father Wolfgang Klausnitzer, rector of the Benedict XVI Philosophical-Theological University i
Major Rome Marian Conference Seeks to Restore ‘Theological Clarity’ on Mary (opens the original)
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Virginia Coda Nunziante says the October gathering will unite doctrine and devotion, reaffirming the Blessed Virgin’s singular cooperation in salvation and her enduring place in Catholic life. A major Marian conference in Rome next month aims to reaffirm the Blessed Virgin Mary’s unique role in salvation history and to help the faithful grow in their devotion to the Mother of God. The conference, entitled De Maria numquam satis (“Of Mary, one can never say enough”), will take place Oct. 7-8 and
Archbishop Moth Sees ‘Sweet Spot’ for Evangelization in England (opens the original)
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In a wide-ranging interview with the Register, the archbishop of Westminster sees an opportunity amid talk of a ‘quiet revival’ and addresses migration, assisted suicide, the traditional Latin Mass and Britain’s new Catholic prime minister. LONDON — Archbishop Richard Moth says the Church is currently in a “sweet spot,” with many people thirsting for the Gospel, and so she must “step into that space” where people are searching “in a new way, with a new confidence.” Speaking to the Register Sept.
Enzo Bianchi, Founder of Bose Community, Dies at 83 (opens the original)
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The influential and controversial Italian monastic lay brother recently called for peace between Catholics who celebrate old and new forms of the Roman Rite. Enzo Bianchi, the founder of the progressive ecumenical Bose Monastic Community who had recently called for “liturgical peace” between devotees of newer and older forms of the Roman Rite, died Tuesday at the age of 83. An essayist, traveler, cook, biblical scholar and lay monastic brother, Bianchi formed the Bose Community in Magnano, north
UK Grants Finnish MP a Visa Too Late for Her Event (opens the original)
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Päivi Räsänen missed a Northern Ireland church conference on free speech despite personally asking the home secretary for an expedited decision. LONDON — Päivi Räsänen, a Finnish Christian politician who had been barred from entering the United Kingdom to give a talk on free speech at a Northern Ireland church conference last week, was eventually granted a visa to enter the country — but it arrived too late. After her Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) was canceled in July, Räsänen applied fo
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