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Vatican is quiet but concerned about German reforms

13-03-2023

Central Europe

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Vatican is quiet but concerned about German reforms

Although the Germans have made far-reaching decisions, the Vatican has remained silent. Photo AFP, Gregorio Borgia

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While the German Catholic Church voted overwhelmingly for far-reaching decisions, the Vatican remains quiet. Privately, however, Catholic clergy express their concern.

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