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Pope calls Gaza parish staff as bombing continues
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Pope calls Gaza parish staff as bombing continues

Cindy WoodenOctober 17, 20232 min read
Huddled in a stairwell at the Catholic parish and school in Gaza, Rosary Sister Nabila Saleh, another sister and Father Youssef Asaad filmed themselves speaking to Pope Francis on the phone and begging for his continued prayers.
Synod discussions include addressing pain church has caused people
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Synod discussions include addressing pain church has caused people

Carol GlatzOctober 16, 20235 min read
The synodal way is not an invention of Pope Francis, but it is based on Jesus’ way of inclusivity and listening, and on divine revelation itself, said Redemptorist Father Vimal Tirimanna, a leading moral theologian from Sri Lanka.
Church embraces, cares for those seeking ‘home,’ safety, pope says
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Church embraces, cares for those seeking ‘home,’ safety, pope says

Carol GlatzOctober 16, 20232 min read
The Catholic Church is open and maternal to everyone, especially migrants, seeking a home and safe harbor, Pope Francis said.
Jerusalem cardinal offers himself in exchange for Israeli hostages
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Jerusalem cardinal offers himself in exchange for Israeli hostages

Justin McLellanOctober 16, 20232 min read
The Catholic Church’s highest ranking prelate in the Holy Land offered his “absolute availability” to be exchanged for Israeli children taken hostage by Hamas.
St. Thérèse teaches simplicity, love, trust, pope says in document
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St. Thérèse teaches simplicity, love, trust, pope says in document

Cindy WoodenOctober 16, 20235 min read
St. Thérèse of Lisieux, long one of Pope Francis’ favorite saints, teaches Christians “the little way” of love, self-giving, concern for others and complete trust in the mercy of God, the pope said in a new document.
Synod focus on ‘inclusion’ key for people with disabilities, member says
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Synod focus on ‘inclusion’ key for people with disabilities, member says

Cindy WoodenOctober 16, 20233 min read
In many places in the world, including in Rome, people with disabilities cannot enter Catholic churches because of the architectural barriers, but even when they do, “we are not asked anything and we are not asked to participate either,” said Enrique Alarcón García.
Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy
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Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy

Carol GlatzOctober 15, 20236 min read
Generosity and compassion for those fleeing persecution prevailed over racial laws and centuries-old anti-Semitic prejudices in Nazi-occupied Italy, some Jewish and Catholic historians said at an international conference.
Study, not blame or shame, needed with pope’s wartime record, scholar says
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Study, not blame or shame, needed with pope’s wartime record, scholar says

Carol GlatzOctober 14, 20236 min read
The era of divisive debate about Pope Pius XII has been left behind, and now Catholics and Jews, historians and theologians must take up serious and collaborative study, said the co-organizer of a major conference looking at the early results of new research into the wartime pontificate.
Synod looks at Catholics’ shared mission, but also exclusion of women
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Synod looks at Catholics’ shared mission, but also exclusion of women

Cindy WoodenOctober 13, 20236 min read
The life of women in the Catholic Church “is full of scars” and alternating experiences of being encouraged or rejected, the president of Latin America’s religious superiors told members of the assembly of the Synod of Bishops.
Synod is “new Pentecost” that will renew the church, cardinal says
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Synod is “new Pentecost” that will renew the church, cardinal says

Justin McLellanOctober 13, 20234 min read
The synod on synodality is the “new Pentecost,” which will renew active participation of all Catholics in the life and mission of their church, a cardinal said.
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