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Individual Confession Bishops Asked to Avoid Abuses of Generai Absolution by Agostino Bono VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II Has Told U.S
The Denver Catholfc R j^tster JUNE 8, 1988 VOL. LXIV NO. 23 Colorado’s Largest Weekly 28 PAGES 25 CENTS Individual Confession Bishops asked to avoid abuses of generai absolution By Agostino Bono VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II has told U.S. bishops to promote greater individual Confession and to avoid abuses of general absolution. The sacrament of Penance is in crisis in many parts of the world because of “unwarranted interpretations’’ of the requirements for general absolution, he told a group of U.S. bishops May 31. The renewal process envisioned by the Second Vati can Council requires “the practice of integral and individual Confession of sins,’’ he added. The Pope said national bishops’ conferences must continuously promote better understanding of the re quirements for general absolution contained in canon law, the church’s legal code. “Sporadic efforts are not enough to overcome the crisis,’’ he said. Not criticizing U.S. One U.S. bishop who attended the papal meeting said the Pope was not criticizing U.S. practices but reiterating general principles. “I welcomed it," said Archbishop Thomas C. Kelly of Louisville, Ky. “It was encouragement to foster the sacrament of Penance.” The Pope spoke to 20 bishops from Louisiana, Ken tucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama and the Archdiocese for the Military Services. They were at the Vatican for their “ad limina ” Photo by Mark Beede visits, required of diocesan heads every five years to Charity Chase report on the status of their dioceses. General absolution takes place when a priest grants Proper tension on a sweatband is important or than 2,350 runners traversed the three-plus-mlle absolution from sin to a number of people at the same runners might iose their concentration. -
Pro-Lifers Map Plans for Dem Convention
aüu 0 4 7 9 8 0 0 0 3 I n s i t i DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN LOCUST & COLBERT STREETS PITTSBURGH PA 15219 140th Year, c x l No. 18 15 cents Established in 1844: America's Oldest Catholic Newspaper in Continuous Publication Friday, July 1 3,1934 Pro-lifers map plans for Dem convention By LIZ S. ARMSTRONG convention planning got under convention opens. The group also facing the Democrats will be considered by Mondale as running way: planned attention-getting achieving unity during and after mates. Appointm ent WASHINGTON (NC) - • Pro-life Democrats, al activities during the convention — the convention. • Two politically conservative Democratic Party members though aware that their chances such as the waving of banners and • Two Catholic politicians, groups, the Moral Majority Sr. Mary Evelyn Hannan, looking for a smooth and quiet this year of getting the party to wearing of badges on the floor — to Foundation and Free Congress CSJ, director of the secondary Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New convention July 16-19 in San repudiate legal abortion were promote the pro-life cause. York and Mayor Henry G. Foundation, scheduled a Family school catechesis for the Francisco instead might find it to slim, put final touches on a rally • A Hispanic attorney and Cisneros of San Antonio, Texas, Forum III, July 12-13 in San diocesan Religious Education be anything but routine and slated to be held near the party official sympathetic to the Francisco, to call attention to Office, has been appointed to achieved recognition as potential placid. convention center in San Rev. -
Athouc Biuical Bedeiatioii
athoUc BiUical Bedeiatioii N°15/16 The IV Plenary Assembly in Bogota 2-3 / 1990 (27 June-6 July 1990) • F i n a l S t a t e m e n t • Keynote Adresse of the President • C o n t r i b u t i o n of Fr. Carlos Mesters: "The Bible in the New Evangelization" Yo hago nuevas todas las cosas J e f a i s t o u t e s c h o s e s n o u v e l l e s t make all things new Bulletin DEI VERBUM 15-16 / 2 Catholic Biblical Federation Bulletin DEI VERBUM No. 15-16 The Catholic Biblical Federation (CBF) is an inter 2-3/1990 national fellowship of Catholic organizations involved in biblical-pastoral work. The members April - September foster mutual service among all local churches. Translation and distribution of Catholic and inter- Bulletin DEI VERBUMs a quaterly publication in confessional editions of the Bible in simple lan English, French, German and Spanish. guage, iri cooperation with Bible Societies throughout the world, is part of this service. Editorial Board: Furthermore, it is the intention of the CBF to pro Frangois Tricard, Ludger FeldkSmper, mote biblical studies, support the production of Marc Sevin. pedagogical aids for a better understanding of biblical texts, and assist in the formation of minis Editorial Team: ters of the Word, such as biblical animators, Arlene Browne, Heinz Koster, lectors and catechists, suggesting ways to form Marc Sevin. bible groups and recommending the use of both mass and group media to facilitate their encounter Conditions of subscription for 1990: with the Word. -
Vincent Sanz Tobes
Vicente Sanz Tobes cmf. T R A C E S O F C L A R E T Roma, 2009 1 2 INTRODUCTION Some time ago, in 1973, in the Claretian seminary of Segovia, a group of minor seminarians, guided by their formators, and after many days’ work, were able to make a dream come true. They gathered in just one book what they thought was essential to get to know the Congregation of Claretian Missionaries. Time passed and, with the collabo- ration of many others, we can publish now this edition, revised and updated. The idea of reediting the book is basically due to the acceptance and usefulness it is having in the seminaries of the Congregation and in the provincial centres of Youth Ministry, as well as the felt need among vocation promoters of such publication. We know it has already been translated into English, French, Japanese, Polish and Russian. To those who may consider the book too elemental I would say that my intention is still to respect the original idea: To have in just one book the basic elements to know the fundamental aspects that no candidate to the Congregation should ignore. At the end of each chapter I have added a “basic bibliography” for the sake of those who wish to widen their information. I hope this book is useful to all. I dedicate this simple work to the Blessed Mar- tyrs of Barbastro who, with their writings and the testimony of their death, have given the Congregation an inexhaustible treasure of life and hope. -
Pray for Council, Pope Paul Asks • • Scheduled to Open Sept
THE VOICE P.O. Box 1059, Miami 38, Flo. Return Requested VOICE Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida VOL. VI, NO. 8 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy MAY 8, 1964 PONTIFF APPEALS TO BISHOPS OF THE WORLD ... the Most Blessed Virgin For Your Mother..." :>: Pray For Council, Pope Paul Asks • • scheduled to open Sept. 14, the Pope declared that "such a Bishop Coleman F. Carroll has directed that, in ac- great event calls therefore for the overflowing virtue of the cordance with the request of Pope Paul VI, special prayers Holy Spirit who fills minds with enlightenment and who ' . be said by all priests and lay people for the success of the strengthens wills to undertake new projects and to accept i Council on Pentecost Sunday, May 17. responsibility." The Prayer to the Holy Spirit is to be recited after each The Pope's appeal was contained in a letter and address- 1 Mass in every church and mission of the Diocese of Miami. ed to all the bishops of the world. He urged them "especially as Pentecost draws near, to redouble your prayers to obtain for the ecumenical council VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Paul VI has called on the those copious and considerable fruits which all of us desire." world's bishops to offer special prayers on Pentecost Sunday The Pope called upon the clergy and laity to "continue for the success of the Vatican council. with calm and reverence to draw closer to our separated He also asked clergy and laity to pray for the council, brethren, not turning down some opportunities for