The archbishop given expansive oversight by the Vatican of U.S. Catholic sisters told their annual assembly Tuesday (Aug. 13) he seeks to be their “brother and friend.” The brief remarks by Seattle Archbishop J. Peter Sartain came in the opening session of the four-day meeting of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR).” By Joshua McElwee, National Catholic Reporter
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Vatican’s Overseer Tells LCWR He’s a ‘Brother and a Friend’ / National Catholic Reporter
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#1 by Ed Wilson on August 14, 2013 - 3:28 PM
On the one hand, I would be cautious when hearing “I’m from the vatican and I’m here to help you.”
However, it’s also true that these guys, Vigano and Sartain, didn’t get where they are without knowing how to follow the shifting winds that affect their careers. Perhaps the winds are shifting yet again. Time will tell.
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