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Morning Catholic must-reads: 23/11/10
A daily guide to what’s happening in the Catholic Church
By Luke Coppen on Tuesday, 23 November 2010
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Archbishop Timothy Dolan, Asia Bibi, Bishop Richard Williamson, consistory, Danielle Bean, Dr Edward Peters, Fr Edward Tomlinson SSC, Fr Frank Pavone, Fr Joseph Fessio, Fr Tim Finigan, Janet Smith, Jeremy Pierce, Jonah Goldberg, L'Osservatore Romano, Light of the World, Mollie Ziegler, ordinariate, Peter Seewald, Phil Lawler, Rachel Donadio, Rorate Caeli, SSPX, Summorum Pontificum, white truffle, ZenitShare
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Rorate Caeli reports that the long-awaited document clarifying Summorum Pontificum may be released soon.
Rorate also reports that Bishop Richard Williamson will dismiss his new lawyer after he received an ultimatum from the superior general of the SSPX.
Zenit publishes the full text of Pope Benedict’s homily at Saturday’s consistory creating 24 new cardinals as well as his address to the new cardinals.
Fr Edward Tomlinson SSC imagines the future for groups that join the English Ordinariate.
And Benedict XVI reportedly gave a white truffle worth £85,000 ($135,000, €100,000) to a soup kitchen in Rome where nuns served it to the homeless, who mistook it for potato.