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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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World News

Pope praying for vocations

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 02 February 2009

Pope Praying for Many New Vocations

Says They Are "Precious" Gifts to Church
VATICAN CITY, FEB. 1, 2009 (Zenit.org).- Benedict XVI is asking the faithful to pray for many new vocations the consecrated life, which he said are "precious" gifts to the Church.

Read more: Pope praying for vocations

Leading Catholics call for married and women priests

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 16 August 2007

AUSTRALIA
A GROUP of prominent Australian Catholics is calling on bishops to
consider the ordination of married men and women to deal with what they
call "a major crisis of ministry and leadership in Australian
Catholicism", writes Mark Brolly.

Read more: Leading Catholics call for married and women priests

Support for priest who quits to wed

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 16 August 2007

AUSTRIA
THE DIOCESE of Innsbruck is supporting a Tyrolean parish priest and
continuing to pay him after he has resigned to marry his partner and the
mother of his three-year-old son, writes Christa Pongratz-Lippitt.

Read more: Support for priest who quits to wed

Canada Catholics Ordain Married Man

Written by: Alex Walker
Created: 28 May 2007

From the BBC web site

French villagers back priest with partner

Written by: BBC
Created: 17 May 2007

Fr Leon and Marga A Catholic priest in south-west France has been forced out of the clergy after admitting to the Church authorities that he was having a sexual relationship with one of his parishioners. The BBC's Emma Jane Kirby says this has set off a fresh debate about celibacy in the Church. BBC story >

Read more: French villagers back priest with partner

  1. Priest resigns over fathering of child
  2. Cardinal backtracks on celibacy comments
  3. Vocations Booming in Mexico
  4. Cardinal moots celibacy rethink

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