Tag: Switzerland
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Swiss Vicar General Warns of Massive Ecumenical Setback
“Through the bonds of baptism, all are members of the one Church of Jesus Christ. At the Table of the Lord, at least in confessionally mixed marriages, this unity should not continue to lead down separate paths.”
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German Missal Translation: “Collapsed”
Two things led the German bishops to reject the new missal: the recent debacle of a failed translation of the burial rites, and a change of pope.
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Under Pressure, Swiss Catholic Priests Reject Ecumenical Eucharistic Celebration
Tomorrow the Catholic bishops of Basel, Chur, and St. Gall will meet in Rome with the prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Archbishop Gerhard Müller.
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Renovation of Famous Cathedral of St. Gall, Switzerland, Encounters Opposition – UPDATED 2-24
Moving the altar nearly in the middle under the cupola and placing a golden ring above it was the plan of the London architectural firm “Caruso St. John Architects.”
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Communion for the remarried: Swiss clergy and laity disobey, and head of German bishops calls for change in discipline
Forty priests and pastoral ministers from the Diocese of St. Gall, Switzerland, have issued a statement that they will continue to offer communion to the divorced and remarried.
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Update on petitions in German-speaking countries
As of March 2nd, 238 theology professors in German-speaking countries, 288 clergymen of the diocese of Freiburg, and 287 religion teachers in Germany have signed on to the statement calling for massive reforms in the Roman Catholic Church.
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German-language translation: Delay and controversy
The former abbot of Einsiedeln, Georg Holzherr, stated that the Vatican is betraying the spirit of the Second Vatican Council with the commission Ecclesia celebrans. German-language translation work was far advanced at the end of the 1990s, only to land in the archives.