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Prison ministry includes helping people after incarceration, Pope Francis says
November 8, 2019 CNA Daily News News Briefs 0 Print
Vatican City, Nov 8, 2019 / 11:01 am (CNA).- In addition to looking after the physical and spiritual needs of those in prison, Catholics have an obligation to recognize the humanity of those who have left the prison system and to help them get back on their feet, Pope Francis said Friday.
"As Christian communities, we must ask ourselves a question" about those who have been released from prison, the pope said Nov. 8, addressing Catholics involved in prison ministry around the world.
"If these brothers and sisters have already paid the penalty for the wrongdoing, why is a new social punishment placed on their shoulders with rejection and indifference? On many occasions, this social aversion is one more reason they run the risk of repeating their own faults," he said.
Often when a person leaves prison, he or she finds themselves in a world which is foreign to them and which, at the same time, does not trust them, the pope continued. This can make it very difficult for them to find work and to make a decent living.
"By preventing people from regaining the full exercise of their dignity, they are once again exposed to the dangers that accompany the lack of development opportunity, in the middle of violence and insecurity," Francis stated.
"True social reintegration," he argued, begins with access to decent work, education, self-development opportunities, and health care.
But it is often easier and more comfortable to ignore or deny the injustices present in society than to try to create equal opportunities for all citizens, he said, calling it "a way of discarding."
He said this is the same reason many places choose incarceration as a solution over trying to fix the root societal problems which lead people to crime.
Especially today, he said, societies are called to overcome the stigmatization of people who have served time in prison for their mistakes.
"Because instead of offering the right help and resources to live a dignified life, we have become accustomed to rejecting," he underlined, and people do this instead of looking for and noticing what effort a person might be making to respond to the love of God in his or her life.
Pope Francis spoke about ministering to the imprisoned during an audience with participants in a two-day conference on Catholic prison ministry, organized by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
The pope said he entrusted to the dicastery the task of making evident the Church's concern for those in situations of suffering, including the imprisoned, but added that "it is not a task indicated only for the dicastery, but it is for the whole Church in fidelity to the mission received from Christ."
The Church "is called to act permanently the mercy of God in favor of the most vulnerable and helpless in whom Jesus himself is present," he said. "We will be judged on this."
The conference took place at the Vatican Nov. 7-8 and was held to learn more about diocesan and local prison ministry in countries around the world, so that they can strengthen and improve through sharing ideas and experiences.
Pope Francis argued that prisons themselves also fail to properly reintegrate people into society, because they lack the resources to address the social, psychological, and relational problems imprisoned people often face.
Prison verpopulation is also a problem, he noted.
Pope Francis thanked those who serve the incarcerated, noting Christ's words that "what they did to one of the least of my brothers, they did to me."
"With the inspiration of God, each Church community is taking its own path to present the Father's mercy to all these brothers, and to make resonate a permanent call, so that every man and society seeks to act firmly and decisively in favor of peace and justice," he said.
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Cardinal Koch: the Gospel must incorporate and purify culture
October 24, 2019 CNA Daily News 2
Vatican City, Oct 24, 2019 / 05:10 am (CNA).- The head of the Vatican's Christian unity office says inculturation of the Gospel is a necessary part of evangelization, but also requires discernment of what in that culture may need "purification."
"Evangelization always needs inculturation, so that the Gospel will be understood in different cultures," Cardinal Kurt Koch told EWTN News Oct. 23.
"But I think we must see two things," he continued, "first of all, inculturation, and on the other side purification of the culture, because not all things in other cultures are good."
"We have different challenges and different problems and we must have a clear discernment of spirit of what we can accept and receive from these cultures for the better understanding of the Gospel; and on the other hand we must purify something in this culture."
The Swiss cardinal previously served as bishop of Basel from 1996 to 2010, when he was appointed president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, the Vatican's office dedicated to ecumenism.
Koch is participating in this month's Synod of Bishops on the Pan-Amazonian region because of his position as head of a Vatican dicastery. The Amazon synod, a three-week long meeting on the Church's life and mission in the region, will end Oct. 27.
Koch said he has had the impression during the Amazon synod that "bishops speak above all about inculturation and not much about purification."
The cardinal added that he has asked the group what are the elements of the native Amazonian cultures which need purified but "I haven't received a clear answer."
The need for inculturation has been one of the prominent topics of the Amazon synod.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that inculturation is a necessary step on the Church's mission of evangelizing the world.
"Missionary endeavor requires patience. It begins with the proclamation of the Gospel to peoples and groups who do not yet believe in Christ, continues with the establishment of Christian communities that are 'a sign of God's presence in the world,' and leads to the foundation of local churches. It must involve a process of inculturation if the Gospel is to take flesh in each people's culture," paragraph 854 states.
In paragraph 1207, the Catechism explains that "it is fitting that liturgical celebration tends to express itself in the culture of the people where the Church finds herself, though without being submissive to it."
"Enculturation," or "inculturation" when in reference to Christianity, means having a deference in Church practice, specifically in the liturgy, to the local circumstances of a culture.
The Catechism also says, in paragraph 1149, that "the liturgy of the Church presupposes, integrates and sanctifies elements from creation and human culture, conferring on them the dignity of signs of grace, of the new creation in Jesus Christ."
Fr. Mark Morozowich, the dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies at the Catholic University of America, explained to CNA in March the principles that govern such "inculturation."
"The Church has always enculturated the liturgy," he said.
"This is something we've done through the centuries in every single place from the very beginning."
Starting with the first ministry of the apostles, he said, "the Church lived Jesus Christ, proclaimed his cross, death, and resurrection. The Church proclaimed Jesus Christ being present body and soul in the elements of the Eucharist."
He said that there have been, and continue to be, some regional differences in the matter used in the celebration of the Eucharist, but those differences are limited by the Church's doctrinal teaching.
The Mass is not, Morozowich said, about enacting an exact historical recreation of the last supper, "but at the same time the Church has said there are some core elements of this reality of the presence of this way the [Christian] community has celebrated throughout its lifetime."
Pope Francis creates path for SSPX priests to validly celebrate marriages
April 4, 2017 CNA Daily News 0
Vatican City, Apr 4, 2017 / 05:53 am (CNA/EWTN News).- On Tuesday Pope Francis approved a way for the Church to recognize marriages celebrated by priests of the Society of St. Pius X, which before now were not considered valid by Church authorities.
Through a letter published April 4, the Pope has given diocesan bishops, or other local ordinaries, the authorization to grant priests of the SSPX the ability to licitly and validly celebrate the marriages of faithful belonging to the Society.
The authorization is granted under the condition that a diocesan, or otherwise fully regular priest, is delegated to hear and receive the consent of the parties during the marriage rite itself, which can then be followed by the celebration of the liturgy by a priest of the Society.
Francis approved this authorization following a proposal by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Pontifical Commission "Ecclesia Dei," as a way to ensure the validity and lawfulness of the Sacrament and to "reassure the conscience of the faithful," the commission's letter explains.
"Despite the objective persistence of the canonical irregularity in which for the time being the Society of St. Pius X finds itself, the Holy Father…has decided to authorize Local Ordinaries the possibility to grant faculties for the celebration of marriages of faithful who follow the pastoral activity of the Society," the letter states.
If the first provision is not possible, or if no priests of the diocese are able to receive the consent of those marrying, then the Local Ordinary, most commonly the bishop of the area, may then grant the priest of the Society presiding over the Mass the necessary faculties to receive the consent in the marriage rite.
In this case, the priest of the Society is obliged to then send the relevant documents to the Diocesan Curia as soon as possible.
Signed by Cardinal Gerhard Müller, prefect of the congregation, and by Archbishop Guido Pozzo, secretary of the commission, it explained the effort as part of the Church's ongoing initiatives "to bring the Society of St. Pius X into full communion."
The most recent of these initiatives was the September 2015 announcement by Pope Francis that the faithful would be able to validly and licitly receive absolution from priests of the SSPX during the Jubilee Year of Mercy. This ability was later extended indefinitely by Francis in his apostolic letter "Misericordia et misera" published Nov. 20, 2016.
The SSPX was founded by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre in 1970 to form priests, as a response to what he described as errors that had crept into the Church after the Second Vatican Council. Its relations with the Holy See became particularly strained in 1988 when Archbishop Lefebvre and Bishop Antonio de Castro Mayer consecrated four bishops without the permission of Pope John Paul II.
The illicit consecrations resulted in the excommunication of the bishops involved. The excommunications of the surviving bishops were lifted in 2009 by Benedict XVI and since then negotiations "to rediscover full communion with the Church" have continued between the Society and the Vatican.
In remitting the excommunications, Benedict noted that "doctrinal questions obviously remain and until they are clarified the Society has no canonical status in the Church and its ministers cannot legitimately exercise any ministry."
The biggest obstacles for the Society's reconciliation have been the statements on religious liberty in Vatican II's declaration Dignitatis humanae as well as the declaration Nostra aetate, which it claims contradict previous Catholic teaching.
Alfie Evans dies amid outpouring of prayer, support
April 27, 2018 CNA Daily News 4
Liverpool, England, Apr 28, 2018 / 12:07 am (ACI Prensa).- Ailing toddler Alfie Evans, whose plight has tugged at the world's heartstrings throughout the past week, died in the early hours of Saturday morning after being removed from life support.
In an April 28 Facebook post, Alfie's father, Tom Evans, said: "My gladiator lay down his shield and gained his wings at 02:30…absolutely heartbroken. I love you my guy."
Just shy of two years old, Alfie had been in what physicians described as a "semi-vegetative state" due to a mysterious degenerative neurological condition that doctors at Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool, England have not been able to properly diagnose. He had been hospitalized since December of 2016.
Although Italian officials earlier this week granted Alfie citizenship and a Vatican-linked hospital offered to take the toddler for further diagnosis and treatment, UK courts repeatedly refused to allow the transfer, ruling that it is not in the child's best interest.
With permission of the court, but against the will of Alfie's parents, Tom Evans and Kate James, the hospital earlier this week removed Alfie's ventilator and withheld food and water from the child.
Although the toddler was only expected to live for a few minutes, he was able to breathe on his own for a number of hours, until doctors administered oxygen and hydration. They later administered nutrition as well, after the boy went almost 24 hours without food, according to Alfie's father.
Life support was again removed from Alfie after a last-minute appeal by his parents was struck down Wednesday. After the ruling, the toddler's parents released a statement thanking the doctors and hospital staff who cared for their son, saying they wanted to "build bridges" with Alder Hey.
Rallies in support of Alfie's parents have been held throughout the week in London, Washington, D.C., New York and the Vatican, with pilgrims gathering to pray the rosary in St. Peter's Square each night leading up to the toddler's death.
Pope Francis has also been outspoken about supporting the child's parents.
The pope, who met with Alfie's father last week, has offered public prayers for Alfie and his family several times, including at a general audience and in several Twitter posts.
"Moved by the prayers and immense solidarity shown little Alfie Evans, I renew my appeal that the suffering of his parents may be heard and that their desire to seek new forms of treatment may be granted," he said on Twitter Monday.
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»College Basketball»St. John's to Begin BIG EAST Tournament Play on against Georgetown
St. John's to Begin BIG EAST Tournament Play on against Georgetown
Posted by Stacy Podelski on March 11, 2020 in College Basketball, College Sports, New York Sports, St. John's University Athletics, St. Johns University Basketball
The St. John's men's basketball team will begin postseason play on Wednesday night, taking on Georgetown in the opening game of the BIG EAST Tournament at Madison Square Garden.
Tip-off between the Red Storm and the Hoyas is set for 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live on FS1 and 570 AM WMCA. Tim Brando and Bill Raftery will call the action on television while John Minko and Brandon Tierney will handle the broadcasting duties on the Red Storm Sports Network from Learfield IMG-College. The audio broadcast can also be found on TuneIn, Sirius XM and RedStormSports.com.
St. John's (16-15) and Georgetown (15-16) both enter the postseason following 5-13 finishes in BIG EAST play. The Red Storm won two of its final three games, both of which came against Quad One competition, to end the regular season while the Hoyas dropped their sixth straight decision on Saturday against Villanova.
The Red Storm's March turnaround has come in large part because of the team's sudden success from three-point range. After shooting just 30.4 percent from beyond the arc during their first 29 games of the season, the Johnnies have converted at a blistering 48.3 percent clip since sinking 14 of their 22 three-point attempts against Creighton on March 1. Four Johnnies are shooting 50.0 percent or better from three during that stretch. The Red Storm, which went 9-for-22 (40.9%) from deep against Marquette this past Saturday, is 7-0 this season when shooting 40 percent or better from three-point range.
Julian Champagnie was named to the BIG EAST All-Freshman Team on Sunday, becoming the 21st player in St. John's history and the first since 2017 to be named to the league's top rookie team. Champagnie, who won the last two BIG EAST Freshman of the Week awards during the regular season, enters the postseason having eclipsed the 20-point plateau in each of his last two outings. After posting a season-high 23 points in the Red Storm's loss to Butler on Wednesday, the Brooklyn native recorded his fourth double-double of the campaign with 21 points and a season-high 12 boards against the Golden Eagles.
His four double-doubles on the year are the most by a St. John's freshman since Moe Harkless tallied 11 before being selected 15th overall in the 2012 NBA Draft. Since returning to the starting lineup on Feb. 2 following a brief stint coming off the bench, Champagnie is averaging 14.3 points and 7.8 rebounds per game, both of which lead the team. The Bishop Loughlin product wrapped the regular season ranked in the top three among BIG EAST freshmen in scoring (10.0 per game), rebounding (6.5 per game), steals (1.2 per game) and blocks (0.8 per game).
Champagnie was not the only St. John's underclassman to finish the regular season strong, as Greg Williams Jr. has reached double figures in each of his last four appearances, highlighted by a career-best 21 points on 7-of-10 shooting form three-point range against Creighton. Before starting his current tear, Williams had finished in double figures just three times in 54 appearances as a Johnnie.
St. John's dropped both of its regular season games to Georgetown in 2019-20, losing a one-sided affair in Washington on Jan. 8 before squandering a 17-point lead at MSG on Feb. 2. The Red Storm and the Hoyas will meet in the opening game of the BIG EAST Tournament for the third time in the last four years. St. John's came out on top in each of those previous two meetings, defeating the Hoyas in the 8-9 game in back-to-back tournaments in 2017 and 2018.
2020 marks the third time that St. John's will enter the BIG EAST Tournament as the no. 9 seed. The Johnnies went 1-1 during the aforementioned 2018 championship, 24 years after going 1-1 as the no. 9 seed in 1994.
St. John's, which will make its 37th BIG EAST Tournament appearance in 2020, is 28-33 all-time in the conference championship with a pair of runner-up finishes and three titles, the last of which came in 2000. St. John's has not advanced past the quarterfinals since winning the championship two decades ago.
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