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Donald Trump took off-color and occasionally profane shots at Kamala Harris and her husband at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, where political leaders have traded jabs for decades, but a former Republican lawmaker said his speech felt different.The Republican presidential nominee mad...

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'Who does that?' Trump condemned for 'swearing in front of priests' at Catholic dinner

The comedy night allows presidential candidates to show their lighter side, but Harris was a no-show and Trump was sometimes bitter.

Trump even shows a hint of self-mockery at Catholic benefit dinner

“It is a clear opposition from the extreme left”, is outraged Thérèse Madi, director of the Pauline Marie Jaricot Educational Center, while her school is directly targeted by fourteen left-wing associations who have requested its closure at the rectory.A few days before the start of school, on September 13, she was summoned to the police station to find out about a letter from the prefecture of Ain which prohibited the opening of this new school…

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Pauline Marie Jaricot educational center: another Catholic school in the sights of the left

MUMBAI, India – A Catholic religious sister from India says the Synod on Synodality must remember the poor, migrants, and refugees “must always be very close to the Church.” Sister Maria Nirmalini, the Superior General of the Apostolic Carmel Congregation, said the first session of synod on Synodality was “both a spiritual experience and a communal experience.”  She told Crux the sessions called “Conversations in the Spirit” was a way around the…

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Nun from India says Synod on Synodality highlights needs of poor and refugees

"Jorge Maria Bergoglio has once again ignored the norms in force in the Church" - this is how the Catholic publicist Grzegorz Górny commented on the papal cardinal nominations. The commentator cited strong arguments to support this thesis. As he pointed out, the Holy Father's decisions do not only contradict custom or the Pope's own declarations... But even the regulations set by his predecessors. "Four days after the beginning of the Synod on S…

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Francis "ignored the norms" and showed arbitrariness. Grzegorz Górny on the key to cardinal nominations

When one of serial paedophile Allan Keith Huggins' victims first reported the abuse, police did not believe him.The then-teenager instead received a beating from his father for potentially ruining someone's career.Years later that victim, Garry Faint, described the experience as a "nightmare", saying his parents died without knowing the truth about Huggins.READ MORE: Several Sydney beaches given all clear from mysterious 'tar balls'"They believe…

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Victims cheer as paedophile counsellor jailed for at least 20 years

The percentage of people who have a positive opinion of the Catholic Church has increased by 4 percentage points, according to the CBOS survey. The best opinions were recorded among older people. The survey also examined the opinions of supporters of individual political parties about the Church.

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[Opinion] This is how Poles assess the activities of the Catholic Church. A surprising increase

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump discussed his legal problems at a Catholic Church fundraiser...

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Trump jokes about charges at charity gala: "A pleasure to be here without a subpoena"

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The Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles has agreed to pay $880 million to settle sex abuse claims made by more than 1,300 alleged victims dating back to the 1940s. 



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Los Angeles Archdiocese reaches $880 million sex abuse settlement

Pope Francis will release his memoir next year, in what is being described as the first autobiography to ever be published by a pontiff.



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Pope Francis memoir to be released in January

The Archbishop of Canterbury has called the idea of assisted dying “dangerous” and suggested it would lead to a “slippery slope” where more people would feel compelled to have their life ended medically. 

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