Number of foreign-born Catholic priests in Italy continues to rise
The total number of priests has falled by 11% in the last decade.
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Biden Nominee Aims to Bankrupt US Fossil Fuel Companies as Kerry Seeks to Kill US Coal Plants
A very controversial Biden nominee wants to bankrupt oil and gas companies. And her comments, when combined with a recent revelation by climate czar John Kerry, appear to spell doom for America's energy sector.
The poor will be at the heart of Pope Francis’ fifth visit to Assisi
The pope will travel to the hometown of his namesake, St. Francis, on Nov. 12.
Muslim Extremists Suspected in Killing of Church Elder in Uganda - Morningstar News
Muslim extremists in eastern Uganda are suspected in the killing of a 60-year-old Christian elder who had led Muslims to Christ, sources said.
Cardinal and police chief agree to create group reviewing last rites access for priests at crime scenes
The agreement was reached in the wake of lawmaker Sir David Amess’ death.
Pope Francis' upcoming meeting with Indigenous delegation a step toward healing, Canadian bishops say
A delegation to include 25 to 30 representatives from Canada's Indigenous populations and a small number of bishops is scheduled to meet with Pope Francis and other officials at the Vatican Dec. 17-20.
Polish church leaders offer support for refugees, but back border security | Crux
Crux,Poland’s military archbishop urged security forces to prevent the illegal entry of refugees and migrants, as the country’s bishops’ conference announced a nationwide collection to help those amassing on the frontier with Belarus.
Myanmar military shells northeast cathedral twice in five months | Crux
Crux,Fighting has intensified in northeastern Myanmar’s Shan state as the military reinforces troops to crush local militias, and religious buildings continue to be targets.
Archbishop says closer Vatican-Russia ties could benefit the world | Crux
Crux,During his first visit to Russia, the Vatican foreign minister said relations between the two “have been steadily strengthened,” but added that greater cooperation could benefit the global community.
British government must show 'moral leadership' on climate change
A Rocha CEO Andy Atkins said a draft agreement published on Wednesday revealed the "yawning gap" between what needs to be agreed at the UN's COP26 summit, and what is currently on offer.
