Vatican tightens rules on clerical abuse and women's ordination
The Vatican revised internal procedures to handle clerical sex abuse cases including abuses of the mentally disabled and children, doubling the statute of limitations. The document groups attempted female ordination as a grave crime under the same procedures, drawing criticism from women’s ordination groups.
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Iowa City woman ordained priest condemns abuse comparison
Mary Kay Kusner, 50, says it is outrageous to equate women's ordination with clergy child abuse. The Vatican issued a revision labeling ordination of women as a crime against the faith, while Roman Catholic Womenpriests claim a new model for ministry. Kusner was among 11 Midwest region ordinations on June 12.
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Vatican misses child rights report overdue by years
UN rights panel chairwoman Yanghee Lee says the Vatican has not submitted its report on child rights, overdue since 1997. The Vatican has provided no explanation, and officials in Geneva declined to comment while a representative cited the document as being finalized.
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Senate approves sweeping financial overhaul bill for Obama
The Senate voted 60 to 39 to approve the 2,323 page financial reform package. It aims to curb risk and strengthen consumer protections, with Obama promising a secure economy and a landmark policy victory amid limited Republican support.
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Cuban prisoners detail rat infested Cuban prisons in Madrid
At a Madrid press conference 11 freed Cuban political prisoners described squalid conditions in Cuba. They reported rats cockroaches and excrement along with dengue and tuberculosis outbreaks. They cited Villa Clara prison housing over 1,500 inmates in tiny cells.
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