CNP October 29-30 2011

29-Oct-2011

    Perspectives

  1. An expert on souls in purgatory  

    28-Oct-2011

    The most powerful means to relieve or release a soul from purgatory is through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, says expert Susan Tassone, who has just begun writing her seventh book on the subject, reports the National Catholic Register.


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  2. They do not practise what they teach  

    28-Oct-2011

    Matthew 23:1-12

    Then Jesus said to the crowds and to his disciples, 2’The scribes and the Pharisees sit on Moses’ seat; 3therefore, do whatever they teach you and follow it; but do not do as they do, for they do not practice what they teach. 4


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  3. The special role of All Souls Day  

    28-Oct-2011

    In many places throughout the world, and indeed in a number of parishes where I have ministered in Australia, All Souls Day has a special place in the spiritual life of the people, writes Bishop Christopher Saunders.


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  4. Wadeye Catholic Mission  

    28-Oct-2011


    Wadeye in the remote Australian outback is a community filled with faith and spirituality. During World Mission Month, Catholic Mission Australia celebrates with them.


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  5. New front of resistance against porn  

    28-Oct-2011

    A compelling and confronting new book, Big Porn Inc, was recently launched in Australia. The publishers, editors, some of the Australian contributors and those endorsing the book spoke of the launch of this book as a “landmark publication”, writes Anna Krohn (pictured) on the Catholic Women's League website.


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  6. Cathedral damaged, the archbishop and the Pope  

    28-Oct-2011

    A week of varied news: a drunk priest was caught driving, a cathedral was damaged by storms, a retired priest passed away, Archbishop Bathersby recalled his meeting with the Pope, and a Victorian teacher (pictured) was nominated for a national award for outstanding service.


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  7. Cuban dissident dies, Bibles in Pakistan, Pope's olive tree  

    28-Oct-2011

    A Cuban founding dissident (pictured) dies, Israel gives the Pope an ancient olive tree, China suspends a bishop, Myanmar troops attack a church, Indian police to investigate a priest's death and Pakistan launches new Bibles.


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  8. Renewal was rebel nun's cause  

    28-Oct-2011

    Anita Caspary, who died this month at the age of 95. As a congregational leader, played a decisive role after Vatican II when she resisted the authority of the conservative Los Angles Cardinal James Frances McIntyre and led her sisters to canonical separation from the Church.


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  9. Spencer Tracy's Irish-Catholic guilt  

    28-Oct-2011

    The 26-year love affair and nine-film collaboration of Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn is probably the one thing most people remember about Tracy. He never divorced his wife to marry Hepburn, partly because of his Catholicism.


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  10. Was Jesus the Jerry Seinfeld of his day?  

    28-Oct-2011

    When you look carefully at the Gospels, you find a man with an obvious joie de vivre, a preacher who told funny stories to make a point, a leader who gave his disciples nicknames and a former carpenter who enjoyed a good joke, writes James Martin SJ.


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