Amazon Synod list of participants released, Archbishop Harry Flynn passes away, Sisters of Mercy join in youth climate change protests, Sir David Adjaye designs complex of worship for Abrahamic faiths, Detroit Mass Mob strikes again.

The archbishop of Philadelphia urges caution on Fr. James Martin's message, transgendered man sues a Catholic hospital for not scheduling a procedure on removing their uterus, Scottish Catholic media have responded to former police chief's call to close Catholic schools, abortion procedures at historic low since 1973, blood of St. Januarius liquefies.

Quebec court strikes down safeguards in Canada's euthanasia law, Eritrean bishops protest seizure of Catholic schools, former D&P president says CCCB review hurting its credibility, Archbishop Bolen says we have much to learn from Indigenous peoples, Maine will not vote to veto abortion and assisted-suicide.

A grisly discovery was made at a late abortionist's home, USCCB found majority of people support conscience protection for healthcare workers, The Philippine senate about to legalize divorce, Massachusetts bishops release statement on environment, and Canadians remember St. John Paul II visit on 35th anniversary.

Cardinal George Pell makes his final appeal, 26% of US Catholics have given less to the Church since the abuse crisis began, 60,000 Poles attended a Mass at a cross festival, Catholics don't understand social justice according to experts.

Former Australian priest who abused 85 children may cost Australian Church millions, more Hindu extremist violence in Jharkhand, India, USCCB says reducing refugee admissions is counter to American values, Nigerian Cardinal wants quick implementation of peace in South Sudan, Pope Francis to visit Japan and Thailand.

Law passed in Victoria, Australia requires priests to break the Seal of Confession; a priests and nurse in Jharkhand, India have been arrested for concocted child abuse, church claims; Dutch doctor acquitted of criminal euthanasia without consent, Diocese of Rochester has filed for bankruptcy.

Canadians head to the polls for the federal election on October 21, NYFD chaplain recalls when he learned of his fellow chaplain's death on September 11th, Pope Francis hosts Catholics and Muslims at his residence for world peace, and Pope Francis speaks to the media about their responsibility.

The Vatican has called for election reform in Nicaragua, Kansas City Diocese releases list of clergy abuse which includes two non-diocesan bishops, two Catholic students win court ruling over religious long hair, and Seattle's new archbishop refuses to live in historic mansion. Visit grandinmedia.ca for more Catholic news.

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