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08.11.26 Nuntiatoria CXXXI: CUI BONO?
The editorial urges readers to ask “cui bono?” when evaluating governments and religious institutions whose stated aims may conceal self-preserving interests. It examines state intervention, ecclesial compromises, failed reforms and institutional defensiveness, arguing that authority must be judged by its impact on individual freedom, faithful service and, ultimately, the salvation of souls.
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Today’s Mass: November 10 St Andrew Avellino
St. Andrew Avellino (1521–1608), once a lawyer who repented of a single lie, became a Theatine priest devoted to daily progress in holiness. Assaulted while reforming a convent, he offered his suffering to God and vowed continual spiritual growth. He died at the altar whispering “Introibo ad altare Dei.” His life calls us to vigilance,…
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08.11.26 CXXXI, Children, Conversion Therapy, Current Affairs, Domestic Church, Editorial, Family, Gen Z, Health, LGBT, Lloyd, Mental Health, NHS, Other News, Politics, PSHEbrighton, Safeguarding, Scandal, Schools, Social Mission, Trans Ideology, United Kingdom, Young People, ZeitgeistTHE CHURCHES PUT WESTMINSTER ON NOTICE
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