+ Follow PASTORAL GUIDELINES Tag
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[Title] => Pope thanks CBCP for support
[Summary] => Pope Benedict XVI relayed his gratitude to the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) for its “thoughtful message of support” at the time when the Vatican was being criticized for sex scandals involving some members of the Church.
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[Title] => Priests are also human
[Summary] => "We are not Superman."
This was how newly installed Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales summed up the cause of the controversies that hounded the Church throughout the year as he hoped for better times for the clergy in the coming year.
In a meeting with reporters before the Christmas break, Rosales said reforms will continue within the Church even as he admitted that the scandals have deeply hurt them.
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PASTORAL GUIDELINES
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In a meeting with reporters before the Christmas break, Rosales said reforms will continue within the Church even as he admitted that the scandals have deeply hurt them.
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