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John Redden, the public fire protection specialist at Fire Underwriters Survey for the Atlantic Canada region, says county residents should brace for higher insurance premiums if the Windsor Fire Department and West Hants council can't reach an agreement before the WFD terminates service June 30.
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No protection grade, or even a class nine grade, will result in a considerable hike in insurance costs. That increase will occur regardless if West Hants implements Plan B, which is to rely on the existing neighbouring fire departments to provide coverage to the unprotected areas, or if the municipality builds a fire station right away. The earliest the poor grade could be adjusted would be in about three years.
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For a commercial property valued at about $300,000 in the WFD's extended coverage area, Redden said the property owner would currently pay around $1,235 to $1,300 in fire insurance.
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"They are enjoying a fair commercial break," said Redden of the properties currently covered by the WFD.
As another example, a homeowner in Falmouth with a property replacement valued at $375,000 would pay roughly between $1,300 and $1,400 in fire insurance.
"If we move them to an unprotected (grade), they're looking at $4,188 — that's a 210 per cent jump," said Redden.
Even homeowners with smaller properties, like those valued in the $100,000 range, will feel the sting of the unprotected grade change. If they pay between $475 and $500 annually, Redden said that rate would increase to about $1,400 per year.
"It'll probably take a year to a year and a half for it to be reflected in a lot of insurance policies," noted Redden.
When asked if his projections are accurate, Redden noted: "I'm not doing any fear mongering."
He said the rates will only change drastically like this if WFD ceases service to the county.
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Redden said property owners in Brooklyn's main coverage area, as well as Summerville's coverage area and Hantsport's coverage area won't likely see a change in their rates.
However, the same cannot be said for the outlying areas.
Areas of particular concern, he said, would include properties from Hartville Road to the Windsor town boundary, the industrial park by Highway 101, Falmouth, and the properties along Chester Road heading to Vaughans — to name a few.
If ties between the WFD and municipality are severed, the commercial enterprises along Wentworth Road — like the restaurants, gas stations, exhibition and motel — would be classified as an unprotected area.
"I can see the negative impact coming on that in a variety of different ways; one, the insurance rates going up for the people who have businesses there, but number 2, being a deterrent for new business to be put there," said Redden.
"There's going to be a lot in Falmouth that becomes unprotected, and what goes unprotected, the costs go up," he said, noting Hantsport's coverage grid might be able to extend further out to provide coverage to Mount Denson and a small segment of Falmouth.
Redden said there are a lot of unknowns when it comes to the Southwest Hants fire station, as it is currently affiliated with the WFD.
"The big losers in this are going to be Lower Vaughans, because they don't have the numbers on their own, and some of the Windsor players... were actually credited to the Lower Vaughans fire department, giving them the numbers for first response. That's why their grade was where it was," said Redden.
"It's all going to have to be re-evaluated," he said. "Vaughans is going to be interesting."
July 2013 presentation
This isn't the first time Redden has spoken out on this issue.
He was invited to speak at a special fire services presentation July 3, 2013 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Windsor. He presented alongside two other experts in the fire services field. Following the meeting, where residents were informed the WFD coverage provided the best bang for West Hants' buck, some councillors questioned the objectivity of the panel and the accuracy of the results.
Unlike the other experts who were hired to do the research, Redden said he did not receive "a cent" for his input.
"The reason we're involved is because of the implications on the public and the insurance companies if the county goes ahead with this," said Redden.
Moving forward
While Redden hopes the county and WFD can find some common ground and prevent the service breakdown, he said whatever happens will take time to iron out.
"I think this can be fixed if the parties involved are willing to fix it and I don't think there's going to be a winner in it," said Redden. "There's no winner in Windsor, no winner in the county and it's likely not going to go away for a number of years."
However, if the two entities part ways, Redden said it will be the area residents and business owners that suffer the most.
"Fire service is not cheap. It's a service that we pay for. The only benefit we receive is in insurance premiums and where this is headed, they're not even going to receive that benefit — and that's what bothers me, from a personal aspect," said Redden.
"The big losers in this are going to be the people who live in the area."


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my girlfriends mother home caught fire and was nearly destroyed due to an explosion from the neighbors garage. Despite being covered by the insurance . Her mother is under tremendous stress now after having to be displaced in a hotel until the home is repaired with her 12 year old son and job.
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IT issues – Library Database A-Z down
We are aware that there is a problem with the A – Z List of Library databases today (3 June) . IT Services staff have been notified and the server has been rebooted. We are waiting to see if the list comes back up.
A workaround in the meantime is to Google the name of the database that you want to access, along with 'login', and you will usually get a hit with a link to the database login screen. Look for the 'UK Federation' login option and then you should be able to login with your UoN login.
Whilst this isn't ideal, it should keep you going for now.
Save the date! Moulton's Postgraduate Research Symposium, 15th December
Submitted by Dr Wanda McCormick
Moulton's Postgraduate Research Symposium will take place on Thursday 15th December 2016 in P9, the Lecture Theatre, Pitsford Centre, from 1pm to 4:15pm with a buffet lunch beforehand. All students and staff at the University of Northampton are welcome to attend.
After an opening address by Steve Davies, Principal at Moulton College, 11 presentations by postgraduate research students will follow. Research topics will include exotic pet welfare, lameness detection in sheep, tree health and the effects of cryotherapy for sports recovery. At 4:15pm coffee, tea and mince pies will be served. For more information, and to register your interest in attending, please contact Dr Wanda McCormick.
Moulton Research reaches Global Audience in the National Geographic!
Submitted by Wanda McCormick
If you pop down to your local newsagents today and flick through the latest August edition of the National Geographic magazine, you will find a striking image linked to one of our ongoing research projects here at the College. The image was taken by a professional photographer who visited the College last summer to document our ongoing conservation work with the photogenic but incredibly elusive harvest mouse! We have been investigating the ecological habits of this most charismatic of creatures as a means of prescribing pro-active conservation measures to ensure its survival in our green and pleasant countryside.
With a global circulation of around 7 million, this truly puts Moulton's research on a global stage! To find out more about this and other research activities we undertake, why not check out: https://twitter.com/MoultonResearch
Developing a tool for temperament and personality assessment in rabbits: Transfer seminar invitation
You are cordially invited to the Clare Ellis's transfer seminar at Moulton College on Friday 20th May 9am (9:15 start).
Please email Clare by Thursday 15th May if you wish to attend so she can arrange visitor passes. Full details below. Read the rest of this entry
Transfer seminar "The Efficacy of Herbal Nutraceuticals in Improving Captive Animal Welfare"
You are invited to Lauren Samet's transfer viva on Friday, 18th March at 9am (Moulton College, Main site, M11). The title is "The Efficacy of Herbal Nutraceuticals in Improving Captive Animal Welfare".
All are welcome. If you are travelling from the University, email Lauren in advance so that she can book parking.
Update: Companion Animal Nutrition Conference
Submitted by Dr Wanda McCormick
We are very pleased to announce that the keynote speaker at the Companion Animal Nutrition Conference 2016 will be Dr Cecilia Villaverde Haro.
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CFP: Companion Animal Nutrition Conference
Submitted by Dr Wanda McCormick
For the first time, Moulton College in partnership with the Pet Food Manufacturers Association will be running the Companion Animal Nutrition Conference on Friday 3rd June 2016 at Moulton College, Northamptonshire, UK. The call for papers is now open!
Moulton College: 4th Annual Postgraduate Research Symposium
You are warmly invited to:
The 4th Annual Postgraduate Research Symposium
at Moulton College at 1.15pm (12:15pm lunch)
on Friday 11th December 2015
Room P9 (Lecture Theatre,) Pitsford Centre, Moulton College.
[Submitted by Wanda McCormick]
The afternoon will involve talks from our current postgraduate research students speaking on developments within their research. The event will start with a buffet lunch at 12.15pm and talks will begin at 1.15pm (see attached Poster for schedule and further information). The symposium is being held at our Pitsford Site, NN3 7QL (gate 4 of the main campus).
If you would like to attend this event, please email Wanda McCormick by Friday 4th December
Do you own or work with rabbits?
Submitted by Dr Wanda McCormick.
Can you help us with our online survey?
We are currently trying to find out information about handling methods used by people who own and work with rabbits. Little research has looked at the different methods of handling rabbits and your answers to our questions will help add to our knowledge and to future guidelines that may be developed.
If you own, show or work with rabbits please fill in our Rabbit handling survey.
For further information contact: Wanda McCormick or Clare Ellis
University of Northampton PhD student oversees Moulton project on carnivorous plants
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In a document closing the jubilee Year of Mercy, Pope Francis called for an annual "World Day of the Poor" to underline the church's solidarity with the world's suffering, and extended special faculties to forgive the sin of abortion.
The pope's document, Misericordia et Misera (Mercy and Misery), proposed ways to keep the spirit of mercy alive in all aspects of the church's life, from the confessional to its social programs.
The World Day of the Poor would be celebrated in November (on the 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time in the church's liturgical year.) Pope Francis said it would help Catholics "reflect on how poverty is at the very heart of the Gospel" and recall that God will judge people on their works of mercy toward the poor.
The pope cautioned against merely theorizing about mercy instead of sharing in the lives of the poor. By "hand-crafting" works of mercy and engaging with others, the church can lead a "cultural revolution, beginning with simple gestures capable of reaching body and spirit, people's very lives," he said.
"There is no alibi to justify not engaging with the poor when Jesus has identified himself with each of them," he said. While acts of mercy depend on individuals, they have an "immense positive influence" as a social value, and can help restore dignity to millions of people, he said.
In one of the final papal encounters of the Year of Mercy, Pope Francis celebrated Mass Nov. 11 in St. Peter's Basilica for about 6,000 poor and homeless. At that time, he spoke about making it an annual day dedicated to the poor.
In his document, the pope said he was extending the faculty, granted to all priests during the Holy Year, to absolve those confessing the sin of abortion. Normally this is something reserved to bishops and priests designated by bishops, but the pope said he wanted to underline that while abortion is always a "grave sin" because it puts an end to innocent life, "there is no sin that God's mercy cannot reach and wipe away when it finds a repentant heart."
The pope also extended "until further provisions are made" the right of faithful to validly confess to priests of the traditionalist group, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X, with which the Vatican has conducted a long and painful dialogue aimed at reconciliation.
The pope said he was also extending the pastoral program of the "Missionaries of Mercy," priests appointed by the pope to preach and confess in various parts of the world.
It was important, the pope said, that mercy not be seen as "a mere parenthesis in the life of the church."
He emphasized a point he has made again and again during the jubilee year: that "forgiveness is the most visible sign of the Father's love."
"Nothing of what a repentant sinner places before God's mercy can be excluded from the embrace of his forgiveness. For this reason, none of us has the right to make forgiveness conditional," he said.
Pope Francis created 17 new cardinals Saturday and urged them to counter the "epidemic of animosity and violence" that is spreading in the world.
The pope's message reflected his vision of a church that is more merciful than judgmental, but it also appeared to be aimed at a wider audience – including the United States. In particular, the pope described how easy it is for immigrants to be marginalized and turned into the "enemy."
"Little by little, out differences turn into symptoms of hostility, threats and violence," he said.
"In God's heart there are no enemies. God only has sons and daughters. We are the ones who raise walls, build barriers and label people."
The pope emphasized that the church is not immune from this "virus of polarization and animosity." Church leaders, he said, need to be vigilant "lest such attitudes find a place in our hearts."
A key passage of the pope's homily is worth reading in full (my emphases):
Ours is an age of grave global problems and issues. We live at a time in which polarization and exclusion are burgeoning and considered the only way to resolve conflicts. We see, for example, how quickly those among us with the status of a stranger, an immigrant, or a refugee, become a threat, take on the status of an enemy. An enemy because they come from a distant country or have different customs. An enemy because of the color of their skin, their language or their social class. An enemy because they think differently or even have a different faith. An enemy because… And, without our realizing it, this way of thinking becomes part of the way we live and act. Everything and everyone then begins to savor of animosity. Little by little, our differences turn into symptoms of hostility, threats and violence. How many wounds grow deeper due to this epidemic of animosity and violence, which leaves its mark on the flesh of many of the defenseless, because their voice is weak and silenced by this pathology of indifference! How many situations of uncertainty and suffering are sown by this growing animosity between peoples, between us!
Yes, between us, within our communities, our priests, our meetings. The virus of polarization and animosity permeates our way of thinking, feeling and acting. We are not immune from this and we need to take care lest such attitudes find a place in our hearts, because this would be contrary to the richness and universality of the Church, which is tangibly evident in the College of Cardinals. We come from distant lands; we have different traditions, skin color, languages and social backgrounds; we think differently and we celebrate our faith in a variety of rites. None of this makes us enemies; instead, it is one of our greatest riches.
It's significant that one of those receiving his red hat was Cardinal Joseph Tobin, who as archbishop of Indiana denied a request by Indiana Governor – now Vice President-elect – Mike Pence to put a halt to Catholic Charities' resettlement of a Syrian refugee family. A federal court later blocked Pence's move, saying it was discriminatory.
The pope's words came the same week that President-elect Donald Trump confirmed his intention of deporting up to three million undocumented immigrants from the United States and his plan of building a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.
Another day, another interview with Pope Francis. This one, in the Italian Catholic newspaper Avvenire, focused on ecumenism, and the pope took the opportunity to defend his bridge-building efforts with other Christian churches.
He also delivered a rebuke to those who have recently critiqued his document, Amoris Laetizia, for its opening on the question of Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics. Critics, he said, don't really understand the church's role in the world.
"The church exists only as an instrument for communicating to people the merciful design of God," he said. That was clearly enunciated by the Second Vatican Council in its document on the nature of the church, he said.
"This moves the axis of Christian understanding away from a certain legalism, which can be ideological, to the person of God who made himself merciful in the incarnation of the Son," he said.
"Some – consider certain replies to Amoris Laetitia – continue to not understand, (to see) either white or black, even though it is in the flow of life that one must discern," the pope said. He added that this teaching of Vatican II will probably take a century to be "well absorbed" by the body of the church.
"We're at the halfway point," he said.
The pope's reproach of those who want a "white or black" judgment of pastoral situations plainly referred to a small group of cardinals who this week published a letter to the pontiff, challenging him to clarify supposed "doubts" about Amoris Laetitia, the pope's post-synodal document published in April. The cardinals have questioned whether some sections of the document could be read as contradicting traditional church teaching on marriage.
In the interview, Francis said seeking Christian unity was a perennial task of any pope, and he described it as primarily a work of encounter and prayer, not negotiation. He said his recent meetings did not represent an "acceleration" of this process. It's simply a matter of following the path of the Second Vatican Council, and the impetus comes from "the path, not me," he said.
At one point the interviewer noted that some conservative critics have accused the pope of "selling out doctrine" in order to promote ecumenical relations, and in effect "Protestantizing" the Catholic Church.
"I'm not losing any sleep over that," the pope replied. He added that the value of criticism depended on "the spirit behind it." Authentic criticism can help the church, but sometimes it's obvious that the criticisms "are not honest, and are made with a bad spirit in order to foment divisions, he said."
The pope said he was convinced that certain "rigorous" positions among critics are born from "a shortcoming, a desire to hide one's own sad disappointment behind a type of armor."
On the issue of proselytism, there was this exchange:
Pope Francis: "The church never grows through proselytism but by attraction, as Benedict XVI wrote. Therefore proselytism between Christians is in itself a grave sin."
Interviewer: "Why?"
Pope Francis: "Because it contradicts the very dynamic of how one becomes and remains a Christian. The church is not a soccer team in search of fans."
This week Pope Francis is creating 17 new cardinals, including 13 under the age of 80 and therefore eligible to vote in the next conclave.
Next month, the pope celebrates his 80th birthday.
The 80-year mark has sometimes been floated as a default age for papal retirement, but there is certainly no sign that the Argentine pope has any intention of resigning his office. Francis has said he doesn't like the idea of an age limit for the papacy, which he believes enjoys a "special grace." At the same time, he has said Pope Benedict's resignation in 2013 (at the age of 85) should not be considered an exception in the modern church.
It's become increasingly clear that in choosing new cardinals, Francis is looking for prelates who share his vision of the church as a "field hospital," less concerned with doctrinal rules and more involved with people in their daily lives. The pope needs their support today and, in a certain sense, his legacy will one day rest in their hands.
The three U.S. churchmen receiving their red hats this week endorse the pope's fresh approach, which features flexibility on pastoral issues – including but not limited to the question of Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics. The three are Cardinal-designates Blase J. Cupich of Chicago, Joseph W. Tobin of Indianapolis (just appointed to head the Newark archdiocese), and Kevin J. Farrell, who will head the new Vatican office for Laity, Family and Life.
If Pope Francis has a strategy in his cardinal selections, it might be called "break the mold." He has chosen bishops from several diocese and countries that have never had a cardinal before, part of his push to include the voices of the church's "periphery."
The idea of protecting his legacy may not be the first thing on his mind, but these cardinals are, after all, the ones who will one day elect his successor. The next conclave, whenever it occurs, will test the level of hierarchical support for the changes adopted by this pope. As the past week has demonstrated, not all cardinals are on the pope's wavelength: four eminences saw fit to publicly challenge Francis' opening on the issue of Communion for divorced and remarried.
This week's consistory will alter the population a bit among the 120 voting-age cardinals (121 until Nov. 28.) Let's look at a few numbers:
-- With the new appointments, Pope Francis will have named about 37 percent of the potential cardinal-electors. That's significant after only three and a half years in office. However, it may well take the pope another three years – from now until October 2019 – to reach the 50 percent mark of cardinal-electors. That's because relatively fewer cardinals will turn 80 during that period.
For now, the rest of the would-be voters in a conclave are made up of cardinals appointed by Pope Benedict XVI (46 percent) and Pope John Paul II (17 percent).
-- If the pope remains in office another five years, he will have the opportunity to name at least an additional 32 cardinals. As a result, by his 85th birthday he may well have appointed 58 percent of the cardinals eligible to vote in a conclave. But that's a long way from today.
By way of contrast, when Pope John Paul II died at the age of 84 (after a pontificate of more than 26 years), he had appointed all but two of the 115 cardinals who voted in the conclave to elect his successor.
-- The geographical balance of cardinal-electors is slowly shifting under Pope Francis. After Saturday's consistory, Europeans will represent 44.6 percent of voting-age cardinals, down from 52 percent three and a half years ago. The percentage of electors from North America has dropped slightly, to 10.7 percent, and gone up a bit for Latin Americans, to 17.4 percent. The biggest gains have come among cardinals from Africa (now 12.4 percent of total electors), Asia (11.6 percent) and Oceania (3.3 percent).
-- The influence of the Roman Curia in a future conclave is declining somewhat but remains strong. About 27 percent of potential cardinal-electors today are active or retired Rome-based Vatican officials, and that goes up to 34 percent when one includes archbishops in other places who once worked in the Roman Curia.
The Curia cardinals, in my opinion, are the closest thing to a "bloc" in a future conclave. Traditionally, this group has had great influence in the selection of a new pope – these cardinals operate at the center of the universal church, have frequent contact with other cardinals and local bishops, and are more experienced in ecclesial politics. The conclave of 2013 was an exception to this rule, a moment when the world's cardinals took issue with Roman Curia missteps and infighting, and elected a true outsider to the papacy.
Pope Francis
Pope Francis travels to Sweden next week, in one of the most important ecumenical journeys of his pontificate. Among the events is a commemoration service with Lutherans marking the beginning of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, which began when Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the door of Castle Church in Wittenberg in 1517.
Today, the Jesuit journal La Civiltà Cattolica published an interview with the pope on the themes of the visit. Francis being Francis, the interview also ranged to unrelated topics. Among other things, the pope said that proselytizing was a sin, that war in the name of religion was "satanic," and that gossip could be seen as a form of terrorism.
The exchange about Martin Luther was revealing, with Francis offering a hint at the atmosphere inside the conclave that elected him in 2013. The pope was asked what the Catholic Church could learn from the Lutheran tradition. He responded:
"Two words come to my mind: «reform» and «Scripture». I will try to explain. The first is the word «reform». At the beginning, Luther's was a gesture of reform in a difficult time for the Church. Luther wanted to remedy a complex situation. Then this gesture—also because of the political situations, we think also of the cuius regio eius religio (whose realm, his religion) —became a «state» of separation, and not a process of reform of the whole Church, which is fundamental, because the Church is semper reformanda (always reforming). The second word is «Scripture», the Word of God. Luther took a great step by putting the Word of God into the hands of the people. Reform and Scripture are two things that we can deepen by looking at the Lutheran tradition. The General Congregations before the Conclave comes to mind and how the request for a reform was alive in our discussions."
Cardinal-designate Joseph W. Tobin
Minnesotans got a glimpse this week of what a "Pope Francis cardinal" looks and sounds like, and it was a refreshing change from the "princes of the church" figure of the past.
Archbishop Joseph Tobin of Indianapolis delivered a talk on immigration at the University of St. Thomas Oct. 24. Titled "Welcoming the Stranger While Challenging the Fear," it pulled no punches when it came to the demands of the Gospel on an issue that has become a political football.
Archbishop Tobin cited comments by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has denounced refugee resettlement programs, including those sponsored by the Catholic Church, and claimed they raise the threat of terrorism in the United States. Trump recently called efforts to resettle refugees from Syria "the great Trojan horse of all time."
Tobin pointed out that three days after Trump's comments, made Oct. 9, Pope Francis issued a clear call for greater global efforts to welcome refugees and immigrants on the part of states, institutions and church agencies. The same week, the pope said Christians who close their doors to refugees are "hypocrites."
"The positions of Mr. Trump and Pope Francis regarding the resettlement of refugees, particularly those fleeing the carnage in Syria, are well-known and diametrically opposed," Tobin said.
Two weeks ago, Archbishop Tobin was a surprise choice when Pope Francis announced his list of 17 new cardinals, to be created next month in Rome. This pope has broken the mold when handing out the cardinal's red hat, skipping over more prominent churchmen and often choosing those who share his pastoral outlook.
Tobin, like many of Francis' choices, also shares the pope's willingness to push social and political policies – even when it might lead to the age-old accusation of the church "meddling in politics."
Tobin made headlines late last year when he denied Indiana Gov. Mike Pence's request to put a halt to Catholic Charities' resettlement of a Syrian refugee family. The family is now living in Indianapolis and Pence, of course, is Trump's running mate. Just three weeks ago, a federal court blocked Pence's attempt to block Syrian refugees, saying it was discriminatory.
In his presentation, Archbishop Tobin reviewed the history of immigration in the United States, which is essentially the history of the country. He noted that Catholic Charities last year resettled about one-third of the 70,000 refugees who came to the United States. That is consistent with a faith that professes to see Jesus in the stranger, he said.
"This welcome is an essential part of our Catholic identity," he said.
At the same time, Tobin examined some of the causes of anti-immigrant sentiment. The actual threats made by terror groups are one factor, he said, even though many refugees are themselves victims of terrorism. He also cited the tendency by for-profit major media to run fear-based stories about refugees, with scrolling headlines like, "Taking refugees could open the door to jihadists."
Another cause, Tobin said, was a backlash to globalization among people who fear that the country or their culture is losing its identity. He noted, however, that immigration is the most embodied form of globalization and the most regulated, while financial dealings, the most unembodied aspect, are the least regulated.
Tobin told a couple of amusing stories about Pope Francis.
During a meeting of church leaders in Rome, Francis listened as one bishop "got in his face" over the pope's inclination to ignore security concerns. For example, during a general audience in St. Peter's Square, a group of Latin American pilgrims handed the pope a gourd full of mate, a traditional tea, and he took a sip – to the alarm of the Vatican gendarmes. (The pope was said to have told his security people, presumably in jest, "But they were Argentinians, they weren't cardinals.") When the bishop kept pressing the security issue at the Rome meeting, the pope finally replied: "Giving my life for Jesus and his kingdom wouldn't be the worst thing that could happen to me – or to you." At that, the bishop let the matter drop.
On another topic, Archbishop Tobin said that several months after his visit to the United States last fall, Pope Francis told him he had been "amazed" by the country.
What impressed him?
"He told me, 'I never realized how affectionate Americans are. The second thing was, I didn't know they took their faith so seriously.' So even the Holy Father needs an encounter to do away with stereotypes. Maybe he saw a lot of Rambo movies when he was a kid."
Pope Francis
In a landmark move toward accountability, Pope Francis has established new norms that provide for the dismissal of bishops when they demonstrate "lack of diligence" in protecting minors or vulnerable adults from the sexual abuse of priests.
The norms say a bishop does not need to have "grave morally culpability" in order to be removed; serious negligence by the bishop is enough.
Current church law provides for removal of bishops for "very grave cause." The new norms state that in the cases of sexual abuse, removal can be for "grave cause." This slight wording change is considered significant. According to Vatican Radio, it effectively lowers the standard needed for a bishop to be removed from office in such cases. It certainly puts bishops on notice that their actions or lack of them will receive greater scrutiny in Rome.
The pope can decide to remove bishops on his own. But the new norms provide for a college of jurists to assist him in these cases. It will be made up of bishops and cardinals, presumably appointed by the pope.
Vatican Radio said that according to Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi, the question of retroactivity "does not apply" because the pope's apostolic letter concerns new procedural norms. It will be interesting to see if that holds true. There have been many accusations of negligence against bishops who allegedly failed to protect children and who continue to hold office.
The pope's apostolic letter in Italian is here. The English-language Vatican Radio report on the new norms is here.
Pope Francis
Pope Francis' document on the family avoids issuing directives or a "final word" on debatable questions. Instead, it argues for pastoral flexibility and recognition of the complex relationship between the human conscience, sin and the state of grace.
That alone makes this text remarkable. Rather than announcing new practices or decisions from Rome, the pope is opening a discussion that involves bishops, priests, theologians and lay Catholics.
Titled "Amoris
Laetitia, on Love and the Family," the 260-page document reflects on the results of the Synod of Bishops, convened in two sessions in 2014 and 2015.
I won't attempt to summarize its contents here. In large part, it expands on points that were made in the synod's final relatio last fall.
The synod saw unusually sharp debate on a number of issues, including the thorny question of how the church treats people in "irregular" unions. Whether divorced Catholics should be allowed to receive Communion was a particularly divisive matter.
Pope Francis opened his post-synodal document by stating clearly that he was not going to pronounce a verdict on all these issues. In fact, he added, "not all discussions of doctrinal, moral or pastoral issues need to be settled by interventions of the magisterium." He suggested that different ways of interpreting church teaching can co-exist in the church, with allowances for local needs and traditions in various countries or regions.
That appears to reverse an approach that's dominated at the Vatican for the past forty years or so: that any pastoral innovation needs to be run through Rome.
When addressing the various problems faced by modern families, the pope pretty much adopted the synod's laundry list of challenges, from excessive individualism to economic burdens on young couples.
But in a typical "Francis touch," he added strong words of self-criticism, saying that the church has "helped contribute to today's problematic situation." Church leaders, he said, have "often been on the defensive, wasting pastoral energy on denouncing a decadent world without being proactive in proposing ways of finding true happiness."
We often present marriage in such a way that its unitive meaning, its call to grow in love and its ideal of mutual assistance are overshadowed by an almost exclusive insistence on the duty of procreation. Nor have we always provided solid guidance to young married couples, understanding their timetables, their way of thinking and their concrete concerns. At times we have also proposed a far too abstract and almost artificial theological ideal of marriage, far removed from the concrete situations and practical possibilities of real families. This excessive idealization, especially when we have failed to inspire trust in God's grace, has not helped to make marriage more desirable and attractive, but quite the opposite.
The pope added:
We also find it hard to make room for the consciences of the faithful, who very often respond as best they can to the Gospel amid their limitations, and are capable of carrying out their own discernment in complex situations. We have been called to form consciences, not to replace them.
The pope expanded on that last point in a chapter intriguingly titled: "Accompanying, Discerning and Integrating Weakness."
He argued that when dealing with people in "irregular" unions, pastors need to show careful discernment, and not simply impose a set of rules, recognizing that the degree of individual responsibility varies with circumstances and that "no easy recipes exist."
"The divorced who have entered a new union, for example, can find themselves in a variety of situations, which should not be pigeonholed or fit into overly rigid classifications," he said:
One thing is a second union consolidated over time, with new children, proven fidelity, generous self giving, Christian commitment, a consciousness of its irregularity and of the great difficulty of going back without feeling in conscience that one would fall into new sins. The Church acknowledges situations "where, for serious reasons, such as the children's upbringing, a man and woman cannot satisfy the obligation to separate." There are also the cases of those who made every effort to save their first marriage and were unjustly abandoned, or of "those who have entered into a second union for the sake of the children's upbringing, and are sometimes subjectively certain in conscience that their previous and irreparably broken marriage had never been valid."
The pope made it clear that he did not intend to lay down new general rules that would allow Catholics who have divorced and remarried without an annulment to receive Communion. But he appeared to open the door to such a possibility when he said that pastoral accompaniment should include an "examination of conscience through moments of reflection and repentance," recognizing that "since the degree of responsibility is not equal in all cases, the consequences or effects of a rule need not necessarily always be the same."
Significantly, he footnoted that passage and added: "This is also the case with regard to sacramental discipline, since discernment can recognize that in a particular situation no grave fault exists."
The pope's framework for all this, of course, is mercy.
"No one can be condemned forever, because that is not the logic of the Gospel! Here I am not speaking only of the divorced and remarried, but of everyone, in whatever situation they find themselves," he said.
There is much, much more in this document, including praise for the women's movement and feminism, a call to include women and families in the seminary experience, and a long and fascinating chapter on love in marriage.
The audible version of my new book, The Vatican Prophecies, is available in a 9-CD format from Blackstone. Here's a sample:
Pope Francis closed the Synod on the Family with a ringing call for the church to practice mercy toward struggling and broken families, and to avoid using church doctrine as "stones to be hurled at others."
In a final address to the more than 300 synod participants, the pope also noted that the discussion during the three-week-long assembly was open but not always charitable. At times, he said, the synod had to rise above "conspiracy theories and blinkered viewpoints."
The pope's address came shortly after a vote on a final document that backed away from some controversial pastoral proposals, but left the door open for further development of certain questions, including that of Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics.
It was a remarkable speech, one that left no doubt about Francis' priorities. Rather than touch on specific proposals, the pope gave a broader vision of what, in his view, the synod had highlighted.
"The church's first duty is not to hand down condemnations or anathemas, but to proclaim God's mercy, to call to conversion, and to lead all men and women to salvation in the Lord," he said.
The synod, he said, was not about finding exhaustive solutions for all the problems and uncertainties facing families today, but studying them carefully and fearlessly "without burying our heads in the sand." He reaffirmed the church's teaching of marriage as a permanent union between a man and a woman, calling the family the "fundamental basis of society and human life."
The pope then said what the synod was about, emphasizing the listening and dialogue of bishops form diverse social and religious situations:
"It was about showing the vitality of the Catholic Church, which is not afraid to stir dulled consciences or to soil her hands with lively and frank discussions about the family."
"It was about bearing witness to everyone that, for the church, the Gospel continues to be a vital source of eternal newness, against all those who would 'indoctrinate' it in dead stones to be hurled at others."
"It was also about laying bare the closed hearts which frequently hide even behind the church's teachings or good intentions, in order to sit in the chair of Moses and judge, sometimes with superiority and superficiality, difficult cases and wounded families."
The pope said the true defenders of doctrine "are not those who uphold its letter, but its spirit; not ideas but people; not formulae but the gratuitousness of God's love and forgiveness. This is in no way to detract from the importance of formulae, laws and divine commandments, but rather to exalt the greatness of the true God, who does not treat us according to our merits or even according to our works but solely according to the boundless generosity of his Mercy."
The pope emphasized that, apart from defined dogmas, it is difficult to make uniform policies for every church community on every continent, because of the diversity of pastoral situations. What is normal for a bishop on one continent can be "considered strange and almost scandalous" for a bishop from another, he said.
At that point in his speech, the pope clearly pointed the way to greater appreciation and freedom for local innovation and adaptations, sometimes called inculturation of the faith, which he said "does not weaken true values" and their ability to transform cultures.
The pope also spoke about the need to update the church's language when it evangelizes, saying the beauty of Christianity is "at times encrusted in a language which is archaic or simply incomprehensible." That was a key theme of the synod deliberations.
He said the church is committed to defending the family against "all ideological and individualistic assaults." But he said that should be done without "demonizing others."


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