Articles on this issue "seminaries"
As a response to the clerical sex abuse scandals, a group of psychiatrists from the Pewaukee, Wisconsin-based Catholic Medical Association sent an open letter to the U.S. bishops. Here is the …
read moreIn the wake of the clerical sex abuse scandals, a group of psychiatrists from the Pewaukee, Wisconsin-based Catholic Medical Association sent an open letter to the U.S. bishops. Here is the …
read moreAn underlying problem facing the Church in the United States is that of excessive "tolerance," which has allowed conduct and teachings among seminarians that go against what the Pope says, a …
read moreThe Catholic seminaries serving the United Kingdom could be closed or radically changed as a result of an extensive review of the institutions. Four of the seminaries are in the United Kingdom …
read moreThe Catholic seminaries serving the United Kingdom could be closed or radically changed as a result of an extensive review of the institutions. Four of the seminaries are in the United Kingdom …
read moreSeveral American cardinals indicated that seminaries are the best place to work to avoid future sex-abuse scandals in the priesthood, ZENIT learned. That theme arose during the two-day meeting …
read moreCardinal Theodore McCarrick says he hopes his U.S. counterparts adopt a national policy requiring dioceses to notify civil authorities of any credible allegation of sexual abuse by priests. In …
read moreThis is the second of two parts of an interview with Robert A.J. Gagnon of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, a Presbyterian institution, on what Scripture says about homosexual behavior. …
read moreWhat does the Bible say about homosexuality, and why? For an in-depth answer, ZENIT turned to Robert A.J. Gagnon of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, a graduate institution of the …
read moreThe more de-Christianized society becomes, the greater the need there is for priests of "radical faith," says John Paul II. The Holy Father today was addressing candidates to the priesthood …
read moreAs relations between the Vatican and Russian Orthodoxy proceed uneasily, ZENIT turned to a Western expert on Ukraine to gauge that nations experience with the Eastern Church and the …
read moreJohn Paul II said on Feb. 4 that the selection and formation of candidates for the priesthood, a critical issue at this time, can receive a valid contribution from psychology (see ZENIT …
read moreJohn Paul II exhorted priests and seminarians to study in Rome, contending that in the heart of Christianity they will discover new horizons for their work of evangelization. The Pontiff made …
read moreA three-day, closed-door seminar examining the Inquisition is under way, organized by the very religious order that had a key role in the tribunal: the Dominicans. The seminar at the …
read moreJohn Paul II encouraged seminaries to avail themselves of the science of psychology, provided it is harmonized with a profound understanding of the Christian conscience on life and the …
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