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È in atto una profonda divisione nel Cattolicesimo in Nordamerica e tale dicotomia appare particolarmente evidente in ambito scolastico, sia in Canada che negli USA. Il vescovo della Diocesi di Worcester (Massachusetts, USA), ha rimosso pochi giorni fa lo status di “cattolico” da una scuola gestita dai gesuiti dopo che l’istituto ha disatteso il suo ordine di non sventolare la bandiera arcobaleno LGBT e la bandiera del movimento Black Lives Matter (BLM)…
There is a deep division in Catholicism in North America, and this dichotomy is particularly evident in schools, both in Canada and in the USA.
As reported by LifeSiteNews, the Bishop of the Diocese of Worcester (Massachusetts, USA) – in the pic above, from Twitter – , has removed the “Catholic” status from a Jesuit-run school after it refused to heed his orders not to fly the LGBT rainbow flag and the Black Lives Matter flag. →
TORONTO – La città di Toronto è stata scelta come uno dei 16 siti per i Mondiali di Calcio 2026 che si terranno in Canada, USA e Messico: lo ha annunciato la Fifa ieri, al termine di una lunga selezione che ha visto i funzionari dell’organizzazione visitare 22 diverse città candidate. Vancouver è stata l’unica altra città canadese scelta per ospitare le partite. Edmonton, inclusa nella lista di potenziali siti, non ce l’ha fatta…
TORONTO – The city of Toronto has been chosen as one of the 16 sites for the 2026 World Cup to be held in Canada, USA and Mexico: Fifa announced it yesterday, at the end of a long selection among 22 candidate cities. Vancouver is the only other Canadian city chosen to host the games. Edmonton, included on the list of potential sites, didn’t make it.
After all, the slice of the “cake” reserved for Canada was small: only 10 of the 80 games scheduled. Ten (10) were also reserved for Mexico, while the United States took the lion’s share with 60 games that will be played in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Dallas, Atlanta, Houston, Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, New York / New Jersey. Monterrey, Guadalajara and Mexico City are the cities chosen for Mexico. →
TORONTO – Can Force One: è qui la festa. Sull’airbus della Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), deputato a trasportare il primo ministro Justin Trudeau e il governatore generale e altre autorità canadesi (oltre alla Regina di Inghilterra) scorrono vino e birra a fiumi…
