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How are doctors of the church chosen? Here’s a look at the process before Newman declaration
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How are doctors of the church chosen? Here’s a look at the process before Newman declaration

Father John FladerOctober 30, 20255 min read
With Pope Leo XIV set to proclaim of St. John Henry Newman as a doctor of the church Nov. 1, let’s consider what criterion is used to make this decision, whether a layperson could be named a doctor and what sort of writings church doctors must have produced to be given this title.
Pope urges Catholic leaders across Asia to adopt ‘zero tolerance’ stance on abuse
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Pope urges Catholic leaders across Asia to adopt ‘zero tolerance’ stance on abuse

OSV NewsOctober 29, 20254 min read
Pope Leo XIV and Vatican officials have urged Catholic leaders across Asia to adopt a “zero tolerance” stance on abuse and called on them to strengthen measures to protect minors and vulnerable adults.
Pope calls for unity among world’s religions to promote peace, justice, ethical AI
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Pope calls for unity among world’s religions to promote peace, justice, ethical AI

Carol GlatzOctober 29, 20254 min read
At a time when so many people and the planet are suffering, the world’s religions need to come together to promote truth, compassion, reconciliation, justice and peace, Pope Leo XIV said.
‘Nostra Aetate’, a document that revolutionized Catholic-Jewish relations, turns 60
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‘Nostra Aetate’, a document that revolutionized Catholic-Jewish relations, turns 60

Gina ChristianOctober 29, 20255 min read
A landmark Catholic document, credited with igniting a revolution in Catholic-Jewish relations over the decades, has turned 60.
Globe-trotting Maryland pilot says flying over 100 fellow Catholics to Rome a career highlight
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Globe-trotting Maryland pilot says flying over 100 fellow Catholics to Rome a career highlight

OSV NewsOctober 29, 20254 min read
As a dedicated Catholic and parishioner of St. Jude’s Church in North East, Md., airline pilot Carol Stone has been to shrines, basilicas and so many religious destinations across the world.
Interreligious dialogue is ‘way of life’ for Catholic Church, pope says
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Interreligious dialogue is ‘way of life’ for Catholic Church, pope says

Cindy WoodenOctober 29, 20255 min read
For the Catholic Church, interreligious dialogue “is not a tactic or a tool, but a way of life — a journey of the heart that transforms everyone involved, the one who listens and the one who speaks,” Pope Leo XIV said.
Changing world calls for new commitment to Catholic schools, pope says
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Changing world calls for new commitment to Catholic schools, pope says

Cindy WoodenOctober 28, 20255 min read
Catholic education, which has changed over the centuries, must continue to evolve to help young people face the challenges not only of technology but of confusion about the meaning and purpose of life, Pope Leo XIV said.
Catholic universities must promote growth in faith, knowledge, pope says
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Catholic universities must promote growth in faith, knowledge, pope says

Cindy WoodenOctober 28, 20254 min read
Rather than educating students to “become experts in infinitesimal details of reality,” Pope Leo XIV said, Catholic universities must help them have a broader vision, one that holds together faith, spirituality and knowledge of the world.
Reflections on the synodal journey
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Reflections on the synodal journey

Jenny KraskaOctober 27, 20254 min read
Participating in the Jubilee for Synod Teams and Participatory Bodies in Rome was a moving experience of communion, prayer and listening at the heart of the universal Catholic Church. 
Pope Leo’s first trip will focus on ecumenical, interreligious relations
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Pope Leo’s first trip will focus on ecumenical, interreligious relations

Cindy WoodenOctober 27, 20256 min read
Commemorating the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and its Creed, as well as reaffirming hopes for peace in the Middle East, Pope Leo XIV will travel to Turkey and Lebanon Nov. 27-Dec. 2.
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