Archive for July 18th, 2018

• Nicaraguan bishops call for Exorcism Prayer as Ortega conflict heightens
• Bateman and Kwinana senior parishioners celebrate friendship
  
• Plight of homeless people sparks Vincent’s passion to help
  
• INTERNATIONAL: Spread the message of Jesus as the disciples did, says Pope Francis
  
• Charitable and fashionable effort takes the edge off winter at Mont Clare
  
• Christian Brothers mark 150 years in Australia; legacy of Edmund Rice remembered
  
• Embryo gene-editing poses inescapable ethical problems, critic says
  
• Venezuelan Seminarians Struggle to Follow Christ’s Call
  
• From bartender to priest: ‘God is very insistent!’
  
• Planned Parenthood sues Idaho over new abortion law
  
• Renewing the Intellectual Optics of Catholicism
  
• La célébration du mariage
  
• Trudeau pushes gender agenda at G7 summit
  
• Anthony Esolen on the Hymn Problem
  
• Eternal Truths and “Pastoral” Changes
  

• Catholic Worship Book II celebrates two years of providing music for liturgy in Australia
  
• MOVIE REVIEW: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again predictable yet Abba-solutely enjoyable
  
• Permanent deacon fraternity gather in prayerful fellowship
  
• Servite pupils undergo Ration Challenge to empathise with refugees
  
• Conference analyses Humanae Vitae, 50 years in hindsight
  
• Morning Catholic must-reads: 19/07/18
  
• The America magazine: “the Church should be ashamed by the McCarrick case” 
  
• Making a Saint: A status report on the Cause for Chesterton
  
• How paying attention to details changes your brain — and your life
• "Novus Quodlibet: The New Whatever Liturgy"
  
• When the Church Reads the Signs of the Times
  
• Irish vote to repeal pro-life constitutional amendment
  
• Some Romanesque Churches in Northern Italy
  
• Politics becoming religion
  
• Catholics and America’s future
  

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