BUNEOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — An Argentine judge on Friday ruled that 20 cloistered nuns had suffered abuse for more than two decades at the hands of high-ranking clergy in the country’s conservative north, and ordered the accused archbishop and church officials
Former nuns who said they were subjected to sexual, psychological or spiritual abuse by a famous priest urged Pope Francis on Wednesday to allow an independent investigation, saying the Catholic Church had put up “a rubber wall” blocking the truth. Father Marko
The Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince pleaded for the release of six nuns kidnapped last week and demanded that Haiti’s government crack down on gang violence, in a strongly worded letter released Monday. The Archdiocese, along with the Haitian Conference of the Religious, said
Six nuns were kidnapped Friday in Haiti as they traveled on a bus through the capital, according to religious leaders. The nuns were accompanied by an undetermined number of unidentified people on the bus who also were kidnapped, according to a statement
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Believers in the City of Angels are pushing back peacefully against an event at Dodgers Stadium scheduled for Friday, June 16, honoring so-called “drag nuns.” Archbishop José H. Gomez of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles invited all area Catholics to a Mass
Believers in the City of Angels are pushing back peacefully against an event at Dodgers Stadium scheduled for Friday, June 16, honoring so-called “drag nuns.” Archbishop José H. Gomez of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles invited all area Catholics to a Mass