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For Gazans, the deep silence of hunger has replaced noise of daily life
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For Gazans, the deep silence of hunger has replaced noise of daily life

Diaa OstazAugust 13, 20259 min read
The streets of Gaza are quieter than they used to be — not because peace has returned. The deep silence of hunger has replaced the noise of daily life.
Hope is knowing God is always ready to forgive, pope says at audience
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Hope is knowing God is always ready to forgive, pope says at audience

Cindy WoodenAugust 13, 20253 min read
God never gives up on anyone, even when the person betrays God’s love, Pope Leo XIV said.
Report: Christian church attacks down, but recent totals still higher than 2018-2022
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Report: Christian church attacks down, but recent totals still higher than 2018-2022

Gina ChristianAugust 13, 20255 min read
Attacks on Christian churches in the U.S. last year totaled 415 — down from 485 in 2023 — although they are “significantly higher” than totals recorded from 2018 to 2022, according to a new report from the Washington-based Family Research Council.
Petition filed at Supreme Court seeks overturn of landmark same-sex marriage ruling
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Petition filed at Supreme Court seeks overturn of landmark same-sex marriage ruling

Kate ScanlonAugust 12, 20255 min read
About a decade after the Supreme Court issued its landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, overturning state laws defining marriage as the union of a man and a woman, the justices have been directly asked to overturn the ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
Head of Spanish political party criticizes Catholic Church’s defense of Muslim community
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Head of Spanish political party criticizes Catholic Church’s defense of Muslim community

Junno Arocho EstevesAugust 12, 20254 min read
The Spanish bishops’ conference was criticized by the head of Spain’s far-right VOX party after the church expressed religious concerns following a local council’s measure that would effectively ban Muslims from holding religious events in certain areas.
At 80th anniversary Mass in Nagasaki, people urged to bring Christ’s love, peace to world
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At 80th anniversary Mass in Nagasaki, people urged to bring Christ’s love, peace to world

Mark ZimmermannAugust 12, 20257 min read
Japanese Catholics were joined by four U.S. prelates — two cardinals and two archbishops — and by Catholic university leaders and students from the United States who were participating in a “Pilgrimage of Peace” to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the bombings and to pray together for peace and for a world without nuclear weapons.
Trump federalizes DC police force, says homeless encampments will be removed
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Trump federalizes DC police force, says homeless encampments will be removed

Kate ScanlonAugust 12, 20255 min read
President Donald Trump said Aug. 11 he will place the District of Columbia’s Metropolitan Police Department “under direct federal control,” activate the National Guard, and “get rid of the slums” in what he called an effort to combat crime in Washington.
Statue of Confederate general known as anti-Catholic to be reinstalled in nation’s capital
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Statue of Confederate general known as anti-Catholic to be reinstalled in nation’s capital

Kate ScanlonAugust 12, 20256 min read
The National Park Service announced Aug. 4 that it will restore and reinstall a statue of a senior Confederate officer in the nation’s capital that was toppled during riots following the murder of George Floyd in 2020.
Advocate pleads for Vatican aid as Russian adoption database shows Ukraine’s children
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Advocate pleads for Vatican aid as Russian adoption database shows Ukraine’s children

Gina ChristianAugust 12, 20255 min read
Ukrainian child advocate Mykola Kuleba is pleading for the Vatican’s assistance, after publicly highlighting what he said was one of several databases used by Russian occupation officials to market abducted Ukrainian children to Russian foster and adoption families.
Salvadoran Catholic leaders speaking out more amid worries over democratic erosion
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Salvadoran Catholic leaders speaking out more amid worries over democratic erosion

David AgrenAugust 11, 20255 min read
Archbishop José Luis Escobar Alas of San Salvador issued a pair of petitions for lawmakers during a Mass celebrated for the feast of the Divine Savior, observed in the country to commemorate the Transfiguration. Both petitions ventured into the realm of politics.
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