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Benedict lifts excommunication of Lefebvrists

By John Thavis VATICAN CITY (CNS) - Pope Benedict XVI has lifted the excommunication of four bishops ordained against papal orders in 1988 by the late French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre. French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, a dissenter from Vatican II reforms, is pictured in a 1967 photo. Photo: CNS The move was considered a major concession to the archbishop’s traditionalist...
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Benedict praises witnesses to joyful Christian life

On the 40th anniversary of the controversial but hugely effective Catholic evangelical Neocatechumenal Way movement, the Pope thanked and urged them to continue their work of evangelisation, but also to adhere to the Holy See’s directives.   Faithful family: A young girl holds a crucifix to be blessed by Pope Benedict XVI during a special audience with Neocatechumenal...
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Defending marriage, Benedict finds the toughest job is being heard at all…

Is it Regensberg all over again? The world’s media, yet again, appear to have completely misread (wilfully or otherwise...) a line in a speech by Pope Benedict to the Roman curia on December 22. The resultant furore is becoming almost predictable. The Pope’s problem appears to be more that journalists are simply... well, ignorant when it comes to religious belief. Here, a same-sex...
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Benedict grieves Mumbai attacks

Pope Benedict XVI condemned the wave of terrorist attacks in India as acts of “cruel and senseless violence,” and led prayers for the nearly 200 people who died and the hundreds injured in the bloodshed.     PEOPLE HOLD CANDLES DURING VIGIL IN NEW DELHI People n New Delhi hold candles during a Dec. 2 vigil for the victims of recent attacks in Mumbai, I...
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Memories of ‘Night of Glass’ still haunt Benedict

German-born Pope Benedict XVI said he still feels “pain for what happened” in his homeland in 1938 when Nazi mobs went on the rampage against Jews, an event that became known as Kristallnacht. Elimination: Jews are arrested by German authorities during Kristallnacht. Pope Benedict has said memories of the event still cause him pain. By Cindy Wooden   ...
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Benedict’s prayers with Congo’s suffering people

Pope condemns atrocities in Congo, appeals for peace as Caritas launches global appeal.                                                   ...
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JPII attacked by knife-wielding priest

Vatican City (CNA) - The former secretary of the late Pope John Paul II has revealed new details about the life of the Servant of God.  JPII. Photo: CNS Information regarding an attack in 1982 and his last public appearance is being shown in a documentary on the Pontiff’s life titled, Testimony. Testimony, a film based on the memoir A life with Karol by Cardinal Stani...
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Benedict XVI canonises four more

Pope canonises four, including India´s first female saint.   Narcisia de Jesus Martillo Moran   Gaetano Errico VATICAN CITY (CNA) - Pilgrims from around the world gathered in St Peter’s Square on October 12 as Pope Benedict XVI canonised four saints. In his homily, the Pontiff recalled the lives and virtues of Gaetano Errico (1791-18...
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Pope’s brother reveals intimate details of Benedict XVI

Pope’s brother speaks out on Benedict XVI’s ‘Hitler Youth’ past, and more. Always devout: A young Joseph Ratzinger carries a monstrance holding the Blessed Sacrament in this undated photo. Monsignor Georg Ratzinger, the brother of Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, .has revealed intimate details like the pontiff mentioning very early on about how good the na...
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Papal Honours to Perth trio

Denis and Ann Cullity with Archbishop Barry Hickey, Auxiliary Bishop Donald Sproxton and Vicar General Fr Brian O’Loughlin at St Thomas More College Chapel. Photo: Archdiocese of Perth. Archbishop Barry Hickey has bestowed Papal Honours on three Perth Catholics, Peter Tannock and Denis and Ann Cullity, for their significant contribution to society and the Church in the name of Christ. Th...
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