Diocese

Because of my journalism experience, the spotlight stuff.

Because when I left the Globe, the PR firm I went to go work for was owned by the uncle of the communications director for the Archdiocese, which meant I went from… the globe side of that story, to the PR side of that story within a six-month time frame.

So I covered them both.

That's kind of cool.

Yeah, so if you know, in the Globe in that day, Marty Barron was the new editor-in-chief who came from Chicago, so he wasn't from Boston.

But still not a scrappy city.

Yeah, and he was somebody who didn't give a crap about the Archdiocese.

He wasn't afraid to attack the Catholic Church in Boston because he's not from here.

It's not been properly applied to people who are being regulated.

Perfect example, there was an accusation regarding cover-up in the Diocese of Buffalo, and the Holy See sent another bishop to investigate, but they said, this is not a Vos Estes investigation.

Therefore, they were exempting themselves from the provision of that new law.

Well, wait a minute, why issue a law if you're not going to enforce it? Now, the case of Cardinal McCarrick is another thing.

He's told the synodal office to continue the plans that were made under Pope Francis for this ecclesial assembly.

So that's in play.

He did reverse some of the administrative decisions that Pope Francis made about the Diocese of Rome, that there were different provisions regarding vicariates, and he changed that.

He abolished the fundraising office that Pope Francis had put into the Holy See, which was a good decision, I think, because that was ill-conceived.

I'm Mariana Barro in San Antonio.

The Archdiocese of San Antonio hosts a centennial celebration this Saturday.

Archbishop Gustavo Garcia Sierre will celebrate with a historic Mass, followed by a new pastoral vision that will set priorities for the Archdiocese and guide the Church.

Mass will begin at 4 p.m. at Nelson Wolf Stadium off Highway 90.

Those interested are encouraged to reserve seats at archsa.org.

If not, why not? Why are you doing this with something that is objectively false and not with the faith that they should know? Well, the sad reality shows that young people no longer know Christ.

Diocesan officials in Milan think it's useful to make Buddha known to them.

That is the fruit of a distorted vision of reality that unfortunately characterizes many curial officials, says Italian journalist Gianfranco Amato.

The official curriculum published by the Archdiocese of Milan reveals that the weekly lectures will cover the entire historical development of their thought.

His statement needs to be paid attention to.

As shepherd of the Archdiocese of Detroit, I take very seriously my responsibility to protect the flock entrusted to my care.

For this reason, I encourage the faithful to be cautious of outside organizations and individuals who solicit donations in exchange for claims that they can use canon law to stop, control, or predetermine the outcome of the Archdiocese's restructuring.

As we continue to seek feedback and refine our plans, no organization or individual can guarantee a particular outcome or predetermine future decisions.

Those promises distract from our shared efforts, stoke division, and can result in unfulfilled promises, potentially taking advantage of the faithful at a time when many are concerned and vulnerable.