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Former Vatican bank president guilty of embezzlement and money laundering

By Catholic News Service | January 22, 2021

VATICAN CITY (CNS) – A former president of the Vatican bank and his lawyer were found guilty of money laundering … Read More about Former Vatican bank president guilty of embezzlement and money laundering

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Pope prays Biden works to heal divisions, promote human dignity

By Catholic News Service | January 21, 2021

VATICAN CITY (CNS) – Pope Francis prayed that President Joe Biden would work to heal the divisions in U.S. society … Read More about Pope prays Biden works to heal divisions, promote human dignity

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Three federal executions in four days as Trump administration nears end

By Catholic News Service | January 20, 2021

WASHINGTON (CNS) – Although the US Supreme Court cleared the way for the execution of Dustin Higgs on January 15, … Read More about Three federal executions in four days as Trump administration nears end

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Former president of Australian bishops’ conference dies unexpectedly

By Catholic News Service | January 19, 2021

ADELAIDE, Australia (CNS) – Retired Archbishop Philip Wilson, former president of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference, who served as archbishop … Read More about Former president of Australian bishops’ conference dies unexpectedly

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Clergy moves in Wellington and Dunedin

By NZ Catholic Staff | January 19, 2021

Wellington Cardinal John Dew and Dunedin Bishop Michael Dooley have announced the following clergy appointments in their respective dioceses. Cardinal … Read More about Clergy moves in Wellington and Dunedin

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Irish sister, archbishop apologise for historical treatment of unwed mothers

By Catholic News Service | January 18, 2021

DUBLIN (CNS) – At least one order of Irish nuns and the primate of all Ireland welcomed a report from … Read More about Irish sister, archbishop apologise for historical treatment of unwed mothers

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Cardinal and Archbishop die of Covid-19 on same day

By Catholic News Service | January 15, 2021

SAO PAULO (CNS) – In one day, the Catholic Church on two continents lost two leaders to Covid-19. Both men … Read More about Cardinal and Archbishop die of Covid-19 on same day

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Judicial review sought over school funding package

By NZ Catholic Staff | January 15, 2021

Unless a settlement can be reached early next year over integrated schools being left out of a $396million funding package … Read More about Judicial review sought over school funding package

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Ordinations for Society of Mary

By Rowena Orejana | December 21, 2020

“You are ready.” With these words, Auxiliary Bishop Michael Gielen gave encouragement to newly-ordained Society of Mary priest Fr Benedict D’Souza. Fr D’Souza was ordained by Bishop Gielen on November 27 (check) at the Sacred Heart church in Ponsonby, Auckland. Auckland Bishop Patrick Dunn and Society of Mary provincial Fr Timothy Duckworth, SM, were present … Read More about Ordinations for Society of Mary

Rejection of benefit increase disappointing

By NZ Catholic Staff | December 18, 2020

The New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services (NZCCSS) has expressed its great disappointment at the decision by the Prime Minister to reject a call in an open letter from 59 non-government organisations to increase benefit levels before Christmas. NZCCSS, which includes Catholic Social Services, released a statement on November 10 which noted that the … Read More about Rejection of benefit increase disappointing

NOPS to investigate Bishop Kavanagh’s handling of abuse complaints

By NZ Catholic Staff | December 18, 2020

The Catholic Church has appointed an experienced independent investigator to look at whether a former Bishop of Dunedin, Bishop John Kavanagh, acted properly when he received complaints of sexual abuse. The Metropolitan Archbishop of New Zealand, Cardinal John Dew, has instructed the Church’s complaints body – the National Office for Professional Standards (NOPS) – to … Read More about NOPS to investigate Bishop Kavanagh’s handling of abuse complaints

New wheels for St Vincent de Paul Centre, Otahuhu

By Rowena Orejana | December 17, 2020

After many years of wishing, the Society of St Vincent de Paul Centre in Otahuhu, Auckland, has finally got a brand-new truck. It came just in time, too, as demand for food parcels and furniture soared this year due to the coronavirus pandemic and the centre’s old truck was on its last legs. South Auckland … Read More about New wheels for St Vincent de Paul Centre, Otahuhu

Dr Kevin Shore is new CEO of Catholic Education Office

By NZ Catholic Staff | December 16, 2020

Dr Kevin Shore has started in his new roles as chief executive officer of the New Zealand Catholic Education Office and of the Association of Proprietors of Integrated Schools. In a November 3 Lighting New Fires newsletter, Dr Shore paid tribute to his predecessor in these role, Paul Ferris. “Paul has made a remarkable contribution … Read More about Dr Kevin Shore is new CEO of Catholic Education Office

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