Apostolic Delegate Sees Signs of Hope in U S Church
Archbishop Jean Jadot, apostolic delegate in the United States, told a Chicago audience that he sees abundant signs and causes of hopefulness in the present situation of the Church, especially in the United States. He said Americans are not cynics but idealists.
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Leader's use of questions shapes parish council talks
A Parish council focus on guiding discussions through targeted questions. Archbishop notes four signs of hope in American Catholic life: renewed responsibility, community, education, and interiorization. He highlights collegiality among bishops clergy and laity, plus growing solidarity with the poor and cultural pluralism as key trends for renewal.
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Mother Teresa criticizes abortion in developed nations during Sweden visit
Mother Teresa told 80 nursing home instructors in Malmo that any highly developed society is poor if it allows abortion. She noted India has not enough children for adoption and announced PRO Milk donations from Sweden for her Missionaries of Charity.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mother Teresa
Calcutta
Malmo
Congregation For the Missionaries of Charity
India
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