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Aims of Advent

+ To be a support group for men and women and their partners who have left the active ministry, or religious life.

+ To offer a safe haven for men and women who are considering change.

+ To be a support for others closely involved with the priest's or religious' decision.

+ To work for change in the Church and its ministry

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The Gift of Married Priests

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 01 July 2005

+John Crowley

After 40 years as a priest, the Bishop of Middlesbrough hopes for a mixed, celibate and non-celibate clergy. Access to Mass, rather than marital status, matters (From The Tablet)

 

Read more: The Gift of Married Priests

Priest abuse victim wins pay-out

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 30 June 2005
Priest abuse victim wins pay-out
A man who was sexually abused as a child by a Roman Catholic priest has been awarded damages of more than £600,000 at the High Court.
Christopher Clonan who died in 1998
Christopher Clonan who died in 1998
The man, known as A, was abused by Father Christopher Clonan over a 10-year period from the age of eight when the priest worked in Coventry.

Now 35, he suffers from schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder.

It is believed the case could result in further claims totalling millions of pounds against the Church.

Fr Clonan died in Australia in 1998 while on the run from British police.

Read more: Priest abuse victim wins pay-out

Religious leaders' G8 poverty plea

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 28 June 2005

Religious leaders' G8 poverty plea

Press Association
Tuesday June 28, 2005 9:18 AM

Senior religious figures from the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths
have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair, urging him to press
for a radical commitment to help the world's poorest countries
when he chairs next week's G8 summit.

Read more: Religious leaders' G8 poverty plea

Catholic Church admits abuse claims up by 50%

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 28 June 2005
Catholic Church admits abuse claims up by 50%
By Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent
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ALLEGATIONS of child abuse in the Roman Catholic Church increased by 50 per cent in England and Wales last year.

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