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Morning Catholic must-reads: 14/12/10
A daily guide to what’s happening in the Catholic Church
By Luke Coppen on Tuesday, 14 December 2010
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Archbishop Diarmuid Martin, Archdiocese of Dublin, Fr Marciel Maciel, Google Maps, Gunther Simmermacher, Korea Herald, Legionaries of Christ, Lübeck, miracles, Naeem Shakir, Nuestro Padre, Regnum Christi, World Council of ChurchesShare
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A photograph of Marcial Maciel hangs in a Legion-affiliated building in Monterrey, Mexico (AP Photo/Monica Rueda)
The Legionaries of Christ and its lay movement Regnum Christi have announced that they will no longer refer to their founder as “Nuestro Padre”, celebrate his birthday or display photographs of him in their centres.
Officials at the Vatican and the World Council of Churches have agreed to hold an annual meeting.
The Archdiocese of Dublin has released the full text of Archbishop Diarmuid Martin’s blistering homily at Ballyfermot parish.
The Korea Herald says that the Catholic Church is facing an unprecedented challenge to its unity.
Naeem Shakir rails against Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.
Gunther Simmermacher tells the remarkable story of the World War II martyrs of Lübeck.
And a Google map shows the site of miracles across Europe, as recorded in medieval texts (HT: Martin Beckford).