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Cross Wires: Wednesday headlines
The latest Catholic news from Scotland and around the world
New laws to tackle religious hatred and bigotry related to football are to be passed by the Scottish Parliament, despite a lack of opposition support.
The First Minister’s official Christmas card for 2011 will feature a painting by renowned Scottish artist and author Alasdair Gray and benefit charities including SCIAF.
Dublin, Ireland’s largest Catholic diocese, is facing its biggest crisis since emancipation in 1829, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has said.
Church in Australia obliges Catholic school to accept rejected child of same-sex parents.
Evidence of alleged miracle credited to Archbishop Sheen heads to Rome.
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‘Hate data’ destroyed as Alex Salmond’s SNP fear independent Scotland viewed as ‘too sectarian’ to join predominantly Catholic European Union.
US Crystal Cathedral purchase a sweet for Catholic Church.
Homeless family found in a shed: San Francisco Archbishop George Niederauer’s homily for Midnight Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral Christmas morning 2011.
-Cross Wires is the Scottish Catholic Observer blog.
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Regarding the Crystal Cathedral and Archbishop Sheen, Pastor Schuller frequently invited the Servant of God Fulton Sheen to preach there in ’70’s and 80’s.
One correction. Archbishop Sheen preached at Crystal Cathedral in the 1970’s not the ’80’s. He reposed in the Lord on December 9th,1979. The Archbishop alwsys said one should have a cup of coffee before praying, I guess that’s true about blogging as well. I met the Servant of God, Fulton Sheen once and he let me kiss his ring. He old me what a good boy I was. Me,a good boy? The Archbishop is a saint, but definitely not infallibe.