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Pope to diplomats: End savagery of war with dialogue, human rights
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Pope to diplomats: End savagery of war with dialogue, human rights

Carol GlatzJanuary 8, 20245 min read
Pope Francis called on the international community to ban surrogate pregnancy, calling it “deplorable” and a “grave violation of the dignity of the woman and the child, based on the exploitation of situations of the mother’s material needs.”
Vatican finds Archbishop Nienstedt acted ‘imprudently’ but not criminally under canon law
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Vatican finds Archbishop Nienstedt acted ‘imprudently’ but not criminally under canon law

Joe RuffJanuary 5, 20246 min read
A multiyear investigation overseen by the Catholic Church into Archbishop John C. Nienstedt, who resigned from the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis in 2015, has ended with the Vatican finding that he acted “imprudently” in several instances but not criminally under canon law, Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda said in a statement Jan. 5.
Giving is not enough, people must also ‘touch poverty,’ pope says
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Giving is not enough, people must also ‘touch poverty,’ pope says

Justin McLellanJanuary 5, 20242 min read
Giving to others in need is not enough; people must look those they help in the eyes and be willing to touch their poverty with their hands and hearts, Pope Francis said.
Pope sends condolences to victims of two suicide bombings in Iran
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Pope sends condolences to victims of two suicide bombings in Iran

Carol GlatzJanuary 5, 20241 min read
Pope Francis expressed his condolences and prayers after two bombings in Kerman, Iran, claimed the lives of 84 people and wounded scores more at a memorial for an assassinated Iranian military officer.
Pope tells young people to sow peace in the peripheries
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Pope tells young people to sow peace in the peripheries

Justin McLellanJanuary 5, 20243 min read
A person does not have to travel far from home to find people living on the margins of society and in need hearing the message of the Gospel, Pope Francis said.
Dicastery doubles down: Bishops shouldn’t stop blessings for gay couples
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Dicastery doubles down: Bishops shouldn’t stop blessings for gay couples

Justin McLellanJanuary 4, 20246 min read
While bishops may take a cautious approach to the Vatican’s guidance on blessing same-sex or other unmarried couples, they should not deny their priests the possibility of discerning and imparting blessings on people who ask for them, the Vatican doctrinal office said.
Pope: Catholics working in media can de-escalate today’s war of words
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Pope: Catholics working in media can de-escalate today’s war of words

Carol GlatzJanuary 4, 20243 min read
Help “de-weaponize” the way language is used in the media by being respectful to others and fostering greater understanding and peace between people, Pope Francis told a group of Catholics journalists from Germany.
War represents defeat, madness, pope says, calling for prayer
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War represents defeat, madness, pope says, calling for prayer

Carol GlatzJanuary 3, 20241 min read
War is madness, Pope Francis said, calling for prayers for all people in the world affected by today’s conflicts.
Everyone faces temptation, but Jesus is always close by, pope says
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Everyone faces temptation, but Jesus is always close by, pope says

Justin McLellanJanuary 3, 20243 min read
Temptation — a constant in spiritual life — is an opportunity for Christians to remember that Jesus is close to them, supports them and lifts them up when they fall, Pope Francis said.
Italian priest excommunicated for schismatic act during Mass
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Italian priest excommunicated for schismatic act during Mass

Carol GlatzJanuary 3, 20242 min read
An Italian Catholic priest has been excommunicated for having publicly committed “an act of a schismatic nature” while celebrating Mass at his parish near Livorno.
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