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Cross Wires: Monday headlines
The latest Catholic news and views.
TOP STORIES
Pope Benedict XVI addresses economic crisis, full text from homily at Mass in Arezzo, central Italy yesterday.
The Polish daily Rzeczpospolita has reported that morning that the Canonisation of John Paul II would be held in Krakow, Poland, in summer 2015, during World Youth Day.
SCOTLAND
Sr Roseann Reddy of the Sisters of the Gospel of Life in Glasgow believes reform within the Catholic Church is not necessary but Edinburgh’s Fr Mike Fallon is asking for a debate on the vow of celibacy and the ban on ordaining women.
Ban for Thai children in Scotland with the help of the Good Hope Foundation from wearing their Celtic tops or singing Celtic songs at a Scottish schools.
Margaret Lynch, new head of Citizens Advice Scotland, is former Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund worker.
UK
UK Parliament to focus on discrimination against Christian women women tomorrow, Lord David Alton of Liverpool will chair the parliamentary meeting at which John Pontifex of the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need will speak.
VATICAN/INTERNATIONAL
SSPX leader says group could divide over unity with Rome.
Vatican investigates abuse charges against Legion of Christ priests.
US Cardinal Wuerl on how to live as Christians.
OPINION
The controversy surrounding same-sex ‘marriage’ is shaping up to be the biggest battleground of them all for the SNP, writes Eddie Barnes.
Cross Wires is The Scottish Catholic Observer blog.