17 August 2018
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Fredrick Nzwili
Kenyan bishop warns on drugs in schools
A Kenyan Catholic bishop has appealed to the government to prioritise the fight against drugs and alcohol abuse in the country, saying the East African nation was losing a section of young learners to the crisis.
17 August 2018
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Christa Pongratz-Lippitt
Family a key issue for Church and society says Schönborn
17 August 2018
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Edward Kendall
Plight of refugees illustrated by hundreds of shoes outside cathedral
The shoe display was part of the Share the Journey campaign led by Catholic charities, CAFOD and Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN)
17 August 2018
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Catholic News Service
Pennsylvania report: Vatican expresses 'shame and sorrow'
In the wake of a grand jury report on clergy sexual abuse in six dioceses in Pennsylvania, a Vatican spokesman called the abuses described in the report as being "criminal and morally reprehensible."
16 August 2018
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Sarah Mac Donald
Coalition of LBGT Catholics complains of exclusion at WMOF2018
An international coalition representing LGBT Catholics and an Irish reform group which supports women priests and gay Catholics have failed to secure space for their stalls at the World Meeting of Families.
16 August 2018
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Brian Morton
Researcher asks Scottish Catholics to share experiences
A researcher at the University of Glasgow has called on Scottish Catholics to share their experiences of living with their faith in Scotland.
16 August 2018
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Sarah Mac Donald
Irish diocese loses one third of its priests over 20 years
The Irish diocese of Clogher has lost a third of its priests in just 20 years and is now facing a radical restructuring in order to sustain pastoral and sacramental provision.
16 August 2018
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Rose Gamble
News Briefing: From Britain and Ireland
Mary Kathleen Smith, a lay member of the Church of the Most Holy Family, Llandudno Junction, has been awarded the Benemerenti Medal in recognition of her many years serving the church as sacristan.
16 August 2018
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Ellen Teague
Clerical abuse expert Richard Sipe dies
Richard Sipe, a leading expert on celibacy and clerical sexual abuse, died in California on 8 August aged 85. A former Benedictine priest and psychotherapist, he had investigated and written on the sexual abuse crisis in the Church for four decades.
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