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Latin American bishops launch campaign to protect human rights activists
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Latin American bishops launch campaign to protect human rights activists

Justin McLellanDecember 9, 20244 min read
Three months after the murder of Juan López, a Honduran church worker and environmental activist whose death was publicly mourned by Pope Francis, the bishops of Latin America are raising awareness on attacks against those fighting for social justice in the continent.
Pope, Central American Catholics pray for Nicaragua
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Pope, Central American Catholics pray for Nicaragua

David AgrenDecember 9, 20244 min read
Pope Francis and the country’s bishops in exile prayed for Nicaragua as the Central American country observed the Immaculate Conception of Mary amid persecution.
Amid Christmas and Jubilee preparations, prepare your hearts, pope says
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Amid Christmas and Jubilee preparations, prepare your hearts, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 9, 20243 min read
With the city of Rome presenting a gauntlet of major roadworks and construction projects ahead of the opening of the Holy Year 2025, Pope Francis used the disruptions as an opportunity to encourage people to do some spiritual renovation before the jubilee.
Patient diplomacy, cooperation hold hope for suffering world, pope says
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Patient diplomacy, cooperation hold hope for suffering world, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 9, 20242 min read
Climate change, war, immigration and other global challenges can only be resolved with the input and cooperation of the entire global community, Pope Francis told a group of new ambassadors to the Holy See.
Christmas consistory: Big crowds, festive air for well-wishers of new cardinals
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Christmas consistory: Big crowds, festive air for well-wishers of new cardinals

Justin McLellanDecember 7, 20246 min read
Moments after Pope Francis placed red hats on the heads of 21 new cardinals, the newest members of the College of Cardinal, many far from their places of ministry, were united with friends, family and their flock to celebrate.
New cardinals from 17 nations are called to build church unity, pope says
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New cardinals from 17 nations are called to build church unity, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 7, 20245 min read
Becoming a cardinal is an insistent call to put Jesus at the center of one’s life, to love the poor as he did and to strengthen the bonds of unity within the Catholic Church, Pope Francis said as he created 21 new cardinals from 17 nations.
Pope’s prayer network mobilizes Catholics to bring compassion to world
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Pope’s prayer network mobilizes Catholics to bring compassion to world

Carol GlatzDecember 7, 20244 min read
Prayer has the power to transform today’s Catholics into modern-day apostles who can respond to what the world truly needs, said the new acting international director of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network.
Studying theology in Sicily means fighting Mafia, pope says
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Studying theology in Sicily means fighting Mafia, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 7, 20242 min read
The study of theology must include reference to the context in which its students live and will minister, Pope Francis said, so in Sicily that means it must have something to say about the Mafia.
Vatican launches virtual College of Cardinal ‘dashboard’
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Vatican launches virtual College of Cardinal ‘dashboard’

Justin McLellanDecember 7, 20242 min read
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Anyone interested in Catholic Church can now see a detailed, interactive breakdown of the body that will elect the next pope. The Vatican launched a “dashboard” for the College of Cardinals Dec. 5, allowing users of the web page to see a comprehensive list of the church’s cardinals and sort them […]
People must love truth, learn to listen, welcome all, says Dominican
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People must love truth, learn to listen, welcome all, says Dominican

Carol GlatzDecember 6, 20246 min read
Two cardinals-to-be will stand out in a sea of red during a solemn consistory in St. Peter’s Basilica when Pope Francis creates 21 new cardinals Dec. 7.
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