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Germany s quiet Catholic rebellion on gay blessings and women preachers

BBC News By Damien McGuinness image captionFrieda (L) and Sangha for years felt unaccepted by the Church The church bells fade away, the organ starts playing and Father Jan Korditschke walks up to the altar to say Mass. It all looks like a very ordinary Sunday Catholic service. But there s a feeling of nervous anticipation in the air. Something very unusual is about to happen. Fr Korditschke says that anyone who would like to receive a blessing should stand up. Most of the congregation stand, including about a dozen same-sex couples. As harp music plays, the priest moves through the church, quietly asks those standing what they would like prayed for. Then he raises his hands over bowed heads and whispers an individual prayer.

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German priests defy Vatican to bless gay couples

BBC News Published image captionThe blessings have been organised under the slogan love wins Priests in around 100 Catholic churches in Germany are offering blessings to same-sex couples from Monday. The Love Wins movement emerged after the Catholic Church said in March that God cannot bless sin . Couples who take part should receive the blessing that God wants to give them - without any secrecy, the group wrote earlier. Pope Francis has previously said he believes same-sex couples show be allowed to have civil unions . Last year, he told a documentary that these couples have a right to be in a family .

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Preoții germani sfidează Vaticanul și vor binecuvânta cuplurile homosexuale

Preoții germani sfidează Vaticanul și vor binecuvânta cuplurile homosexuale
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on the pavement of learning something

on the pavement of learning something. As I see my shadow, I notice I have a small head. No wonder I can’t remember much and I have to work my butt off (may be I should use my brain) to comprehend anything. Meanwhile there are some (too few) mighty minds around. For example, Dr Spence, AC BA LLB Sydney DPhil PGDipTheol Oxford, was appointed the 25th Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sydney in 2008. His aims have been to maximise the University’s great strengths: depth and breadth of disciplines, a commitment to challenge ordinary thinking and a genuine desire to do good in the world all through excellence, engagement and simplification.

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Germany Covid: MPs back new lockdown law as protest is broken up

BBC News Published image copyrightReuters image captionPolice dispersed the protesters, many of whom refused appeals to wear masks or observe distancing rules A controversial lockdown law enabling Angela Merkel s government to enforce an emergency brake has been backed by German MPs as police used pepper spray to disperse protesters outside. Under the amended law, the government in Berlin will be able to impose an overnight curfew and shut schools wherever infection rates rise too high. Several parties opposed the measures inside the Bundestag. Eight thousand anti-lockdown protesters demonstrated close to parliament. Police broke up the demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate, complaining that many of those involved had refused to heed warnings to wear face coverings and observe social distancing rules. More than 150 people were arrested for breaking Covid rules and attacking officers.

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