Catholic group founding conservative university in Warsaw

Catholic group founding conservative university in Warsaw

An increasingly influential Polish Catholic legal institute inaugurated a university in Warsaw that aims to educate a new generation of conservative lawyers in central Europe who it hopes will also shape wider European culture. The institute, Ordo Iuris, works to...
12 Australian media companies fined for breaking Pell order

12 Australian media companies fined for breaking Pell order

A judge on June 4 ordered a dozen Australian media compa-nies to pay fines from 1,000 Australian dollars ($766) to AU$450,000 ($345,000) for breaching a gag order by publishing references to Cardinal George Pell’s since-overturned convictions in 2018 for child sexual...
Pope orders sweeping change of abuse law

Pope orders sweeping change of abuse law

Pope Francis has ordered a sweeping revision of the Church’s Canon Law, toughening up regulations on abuse which now include lay people who commit offences while in office. The changes were made after a 14-year process of study of the Church’s laws, and is the most...
Burkina Faso bishop deplores village attack that left 160 dead

Burkina Faso bishop deplores village attack that left 160 dead

A Catholic bishop in Burkina Faso has condemned an Islamist attack on a north-eastern village which left at least 160 people dead and urged residents to “keep faith and stay united.” “They executed them, purely and simply, and then burned the market, houses and shops,...