09.01.2013

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Všetkých vás vítam v novom roku a prajem všetko dobré!

Prvá várka noviniek v tomto roku. Tak teda poďme na to:

Pápež exkominuikoval austrálskeho kňaza za to, že podporoval ordináciu žien:
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/news/20 ... an-priest/

New priests reply: 'Why would anyone join the Legionaries?'
http://ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/ne ... egionaries
http://ncronline.org/news/accountabilit ... ight-order
http://ncronline.org/news/peace-justice ... ssed-order

Philadelphia abuse reversal conveys a painful lesson

This week’s court decision that freed a senior cleric in Philadelphia who had been jailed for shielding an abusive priest was a symbolic setback for victims’ advocates but one with a substantial, and discouraging, message for their cause: None of the churchmen implicated in cover-ups during the worst decades of abuse will likely ever face charges.
http://ncronline.org/news/accountabilit ... ful-lesson

http://ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/ju ... -monsignor

The top five under-covered Catholic stories of 2013
It's an "All Things Catholic" tradition to dedicate the first column of the new year to the most under-covered Catholic stories of the previous 12 months, which in the past has always seemed a good use of time given the sporadic and often radically incomplete coverage the church typically draws.

http://ncronline.org/blogs/all-things-c ... ories-2013

Francis tells religious to 'wake the world,' outlines modern struggles for church
Priests, brothers, and sisters in Catholic religious orders around the globe should "wake up the world" by being "real witnesses" to a counter-cultural way of life that relies on generosity and self-forgetfulness, Pope Francis told a meeting of superiors general of religious orders in November.
Those religious, the pope also added, should also not be afraid of making mistakes or even committing sins.

http://ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/fr ... les-church

New cardinals to be appointed may include next pope

Next month, Pope Francis will create at least 14 cardinals, an action that will not only impact his papacy and the church today, but will also determine the direction of the church after his papacy. One of these cardinals may even be the next pope.
http://ncronline.org/news/vatican/new-c ... -next-pope

Ill-at-ease author meanders in exploration of evil
Why do humans do unspeakable harm to others? This question lies at the heart of Evil Men, James Dawes' study of Unit 731, a Japanese military outfit in World War II that savaged the Chinese population with rapes, wanton executions, human medical experiments and other atrocities -- including, it seems, cannibalization. Dawes has devoted much of his professional life to taking testimony from a group of these soldiers who now regret and abhor their actions. They have since dedicated their lives to exposing their human rights violations and working to keep them from happening again. This is no easy endeavor in a Japanese society committed to obscuring that history and evading responsibility for it.

http://ncronline.org/books/2014/01/ill- ... ation-evil

What makes someone gay and can people change orientation? Niektorí vravia, že sója!
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/warrenthro ... kmorton%29

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The clergy trade; Melady; pope-watch; and The Boston Globe

Pope Francis recently issued a blunt warning about what he called a "novice trade" within religious orders these days, quoting a line from the Filipino bishops and deliberately using an Italian term that evokes memories of the slave trade. The comment came during a late November session with superiors of religious orders, extensive extracts from which were released Jan. 2.
http://ncronline.org/blogs/all-things-c ... ston-globe

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