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News in the Church | Evening News 27.06.2024
By Pål Johannes Nes
This is a summary of the evening news stories in the Church from EWTN Norway. We bring you key updates and insights to keep you informed about important events and developments.
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Archbishop Carlo Vigano. (photo: Edward Pentin. / National Cathoilic Register
Sources for Today's News:
- EWTN Norway - Vatican Rules Apparitions of Virgin Mary Near Rome Not Supernatural
- National Catholic Register - What is Schism and Excommunication in the Catholic Church?
- EWTN Norway - Kenya's Religious Leaders Support Gen Z-Led Peaceful Protests Against Finance Bill 2024
- EWTN Norway - Paraguayan Bishops Speak Out at OAS General Assembly Amid Threats to Life and Family
- ACI Africa - Outgoing Apostolic Nuncio in Ghana Reflects on His Service
- ACI Prensa - Pope Francis Proposes St. Juan Diego as Inspiration for Latin America
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"News from EWTN Norway" is a podcast featuring the latest Catholic news, produced with AI narration. Episodes cover significant events and updates from the Vatican, stories of sainthood, and other relevant Catholic news. Content is sourced from reputable outlets like the Catholic News Agency and The National Catholic Register. Regular updates ensure listeners stay informed on important developments in the Catholic community.
News in the Church | Evening News 27.06.2024
By Pål Johannes Nes
Good evening, and welcome to the Church News on EWTN Norway. Here are today’s top stories.
Vatican Rules Apparitions of Virgin Mary Near Rome Not Supernatural
The Vatican has officially ruled that the alleged apparitions of the Virgin Mary near Rome are not supernatural. This decision follows a thorough investigation by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. The ruling emphasizes the importance of discernment and adherence to Church teachings when considering claims of supernatural events. For the full story, visit EWTN Norway.
What is Schism and Excommunication in the Catholic Church?
A recent commentary explores the concepts of schism and excommunication within the Catholic Church. It explains the definitions, historical context, and implications of these severe ecclesiastical penalties. Understanding these terms is crucial for grasping the gravity of actions that lead to such consequences and the Church’s efforts to maintain unity and doctrinal integrity. For further insights, visit the National Catholic Register.
Kenya's Religious Leaders Support Gen Z-Led Peaceful Protests Against Finance Bill 2024
In Kenya, religious leaders have expressed full support for the peaceful protests led by Generation Z against the Finance Bill 2024. The leaders commend the youth for their courage and commitment to social justice, emphasizing the importance of peaceful advocacy in effecting change. This solidarity underscores the role of religious institutions in supporting civic engagement and addressing socio-economic issues. For the full story, visit EWTN Norway.
Paraguayan Bishops Speak Out at OAS General Assembly Amid Threats to Life and Family
Paraguayan bishops have made a strong stand at the Organization of American States (OAS) General Assembly, speaking out against threats to life and family. They highlighted the increasing pressure to adopt policies that undermine traditional values and called for a defense of fundamental human rights. Their statements reflect the Church’s ongoing commitment to promoting and protecting life and family values in international forums. For more details, visit EWTN Norway.
Outgoing Apostolic Nuncio in Ghana Reflects on His Service
Archbishop Henryk Jagodziński, the outgoing Apostolic Nuncio in Ghana, has shared reflections on his service in the country. He expressed gratitude for the memories and experiences he has accumulated during his tenure. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter in the diplomatic relations between the Vatican and Ghana, leaving behind a legacy of strengthened ties and mutual respect. For the full story, visit ACI Africa.
Pope Francis Proposes St. Juan Diego as Inspiration for Latin America
Pope Francis has proposed St. Juan Diego as a source of inspiration for Latin America. During a recent address, the Pope highlighted the saint’s humility, faith, and dedication to spreading the message of the Virgin of Guadalupe. St. Juan Diego’s example is particularly relevant for the faithful in Latin America, encouraging them to live out their faith with similar devotion and courage. For more on this inspiring message, visit ACI Prensa.
Stay tuned for more updates and insights from the Church as we continue to share important news and stories from around the world.