ROME, Oct. 1 (UPI) -- Catholic Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo, who created a scandal when he married a South Korean woman last year, will start his new Catholic ministry in a village outside of Rome late ...

Milingo, on the other hand, is more of a "lone ranger." Given this background, some canonists suggest the best parallel to the Milingo case is not Lefebvre, but the late Bishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh ...

In what may be the final act of the long-running Catholic drama centering on Zambian Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo, the Vatican announced today that Milingo has been formally removed from the clerical ...

ROME, Aug. 15 -- Maria Sung is not taking no for an answer. Refusing to accept that Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo has renounced her as his wife, the 43-year-old South Korean acupuncturist marched to the ...

TO the Italian public, the scandalous Milingo affair is one big joke. But not everybody is laughing. Some who know the disgraced elderly archbishop view the situation not as a tragedy. To them, this ...

The decision, absolutely outstanding against a bishop, is added to the excommunication imposed in 2006, when he ordained four bishops. A Vatican statement recounts the story of an "open rebellion" ...

Under threat of excommunication by the Pope, Mr Milingo - the former head of the Roman Catholic Church in Zambia - has agreed to abandon his three-month-old marriage and return to the embrace of his ...

Excommunicated Zambian Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo speaks at a news conference in Washington in this 2006 file photo. The controversial former Catholic archbishop has appointed an African patriarch to ...

Archbishop Milingo, the controversial Zambian faith healer, met his Korean wife in a Rome hotel last night to confirm his decision to leave her and return to his role as a celibate priest in the Roman ...

The planned visit to the country by renegade former Roman Catholic Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo of Zambia is set to cause ripples within the local church that is grappling with the problem of priests ...

The Zambian cleric, Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo of Lusaka, went on Italian TV to say he would still love his South Korean wife "as a sister" but had to "return to the fold". It was the first time the ...