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From abuse to ‘nones,’ U.S. bishops share concerns with pope
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From abuse to ‘nones,’ U.S. bishops share concerns with pope

Catholic News ServiceDecember 3, 20195 min read
To have the U.S. bishops making their “ad limina” visits now is “very providential, a sign of God’s love for us,” Archbishop William Lori said.
Archbishop Lori: Bishops must focus on poor, not seek personal gain
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Archbishop Lori: Bishops must focus on poor, not seek personal gain

Junno Arocho EstevesDecember 2, 20194 min read
The example of St. Peter and the teaching of his successor encourage bishops to serve their flocks “willingly and generously,” Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore said.
Ghana’s Cardinal Turkson appreciates significance of Baltimore 
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Ghana’s Cardinal Turkson appreciates significance of Baltimore 

Emily Rosenthal AlsterJune 17, 20184 min read
Cardinal Turkson is considered by some to be a potential successor to Pope Francis, and his visit attracted faithful from across Charm City to the basilica.
Pope’s representative to U.S. addresses seminarians at Mount St. Mary’s
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Pope’s representative to U.S. addresses seminarians at Mount St. Mary’s

George P. Matysek Jr.March 16, 20185 min read
“(The future priest) must have the ability to see where mercy is needed and the healthy zeal to make himself readily available to apply the healing balm of God’s mercy with the love of a genuine father and pastor,” Archbishop Pierre said.
Archbishop Lori reflects on Pope Benedict’s legacy
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Archbishop Lori reflects on Pope Benedict’s legacy

George P. Matysek Jr.February 11, 20133 min read
Expressing his appreciation for Pope Benedict XVI following the Feb. 11 announcement of the pope’s upcoming resignation, Archbishop William E. Lori remembered the pontiff as a loving man whose lasting legacy will be his commitment to the new evangelization.“
Pietro Canzi, St. Dominic parishioner, prays for brother’s canonization
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Pietro Canzi, St. Dominic parishioner, prays for brother’s canonization

George P. Matysek Jr.May 7, 20094 min read
“He was a good, good boy,” said Mr. Canzi, pausing to compose himself as his eyes moistened and his voice cracked. “I know he was a saint. I know his day will come.”
Vatican astronomer says if aliens exist, they may not need redemption
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Vatican astronomer says if aliens exist, they may not need redemption

Catholic News ServiceMay 22, 20083 min read
If aliens exist, they may be a different life form that does not need Christ’s redemption, the Vatican’s chief astronomer said.
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