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Good Friday 2020: Christians Pray From Home Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
Amidst the lockdown in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Good Friday was marked by an absence of worshippers in churches but the address of clergymen was livestreamed on social media platforms.
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Sexual Abuse "Handled Poorly": Pope Criticises US Bishops In Rare Letter
Pope Francis accused U.S. bishops on Thursday of failing to show unity in the face of a sexual abuse crisis, saying internal bickering had to end over a scandal that has shredded the Church's credibility.
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Supreme Court Asks Kerala Priests Involved In Rape Cases To Surrender
The Supreme Court today cancelled the interim protection from arrest given to two clergymen, accused of sexually abusing a married woman, and asked them to surrender by August 13.
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What Is Happening In Kerala, Priests Becoming Rape Accused: Supreme Court
"What is happening in Kerala, priests are becoming accused in rape cases", the Supreme Court wondered on Thursday as it asked the state police to file a status report on the investigation done against four clergymen accused of sexually abusing a married woman.
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Another Woman Accuses Priest Of Sexual Assault In Kerala
A case of alleged rape has been filed against yet another priest of a church in Kerala, where a string of clergymen are facing accusations of sexual misconduct, police said today.
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Nuns, Overworked Often With No Money, Rebel In Vatican
Three nuns lashed out on Friday against the menial work they have to do for clergymen, often for no money, in a rare public criticism of the Catholic Church's male hierarchy.
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Catholic Church in Australia Links Celibacy To Abuse
The Catholic Church in Australia on Friday said that obligatory celibacy may have contributed to priests abusing children, and recommended that clergy should be given "psychosexual" training.
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Pope visits his first parish on Rome outskirts
Pope Francis on Sunday visited a Rome parish for the first time, choosing a church on the outskirts of the city after his call for clergymen to take God's message to the "fringes" of society.
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Arab scholars condemn 26/11 attacks, back India
Islamic scholars and clergymen, mainly from the Arab world, on Sunday endorsed support to India's fight against terrorism.
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Good Friday 2020: Christians Pray From Home Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
Amidst the lockdown in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Good Friday was marked by an absence of worshippers in churches but the address of clergymen was livestreamed on social media platforms.
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Sexual Abuse "Handled Poorly": Pope Criticises US Bishops In Rare Letter
Pope Francis accused U.S. bishops on Thursday of failing to show unity in the face of a sexual abuse crisis, saying internal bickering had to end over a scandal that has shredded the Church's credibility.
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Supreme Court Asks Kerala Priests Involved In Rape Cases To Surrender
The Supreme Court today cancelled the interim protection from arrest given to two clergymen, accused of sexually abusing a married woman, and asked them to surrender by August 13.
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What Is Happening In Kerala, Priests Becoming Rape Accused: Supreme Court
"What is happening in Kerala, priests are becoming accused in rape cases", the Supreme Court wondered on Thursday as it asked the state police to file a status report on the investigation done against four clergymen accused of sexually abusing a married woman.
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Another Woman Accuses Priest Of Sexual Assault In Kerala
A case of alleged rape has been filed against yet another priest of a church in Kerala, where a string of clergymen are facing accusations of sexual misconduct, police said today.
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Nuns, Overworked Often With No Money, Rebel In Vatican
Three nuns lashed out on Friday against the menial work they have to do for clergymen, often for no money, in a rare public criticism of the Catholic Church's male hierarchy.
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Catholic Church in Australia Links Celibacy To Abuse
The Catholic Church in Australia on Friday said that obligatory celibacy may have contributed to priests abusing children, and recommended that clergy should be given "psychosexual" training.
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Pope visits his first parish on Rome outskirts
Pope Francis on Sunday visited a Rome parish for the first time, choosing a church on the outskirts of the city after his call for clergymen to take God's message to the "fringes" of society.
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Arab scholars condemn 26/11 attacks, back India
Islamic scholars and clergymen, mainly from the Arab world, on Sunday endorsed support to India's fight against terrorism.
