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Rev. King, a Baptist, lived Catholic social justice in ‘extraordinary fashion,’ says cardinal
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Rev. King, a Baptist, lived Catholic social justice in ‘extraordinary fashion,’ says cardinal

Tony GutierrezJanuary 15, 20267 min read
The history-making prelate will concelebrate and preach at the Diocese of Phoenix’s annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mass Jan. 17 at Xavier College Preparatory High School’s Chapel of Our Lady in central Phoenix.
A year after LA wildfires, parishes hit hard by the blaze look to rebuild community
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A year after LA wildfires, parishes hit hard by the blaze look to rebuild community

Pablo KayJanuary 15, 20269 min read
The campus of Corpus Christi Church, which burned to the ground the night of Jan. 7, 2025, is fenced off, the mass of tangled debris now cleaned up. The Christmas lights that hung on the trees at the church’s entrance that night are still there, fused to the charred branches.
Planned Parenthood’s Title X funding restored after freeze
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Planned Parenthood’s Title X funding restored after freeze

Kate ScanlonJanuary 14, 20265 min read
The Trump administration “quietly released” Title X family planning funds to Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, prompting the American Civil Liberties Union to drop its lawsuit that sought to restore the funds, Politico reported Jan. 13.
For Pope Leo XIV, Christian unity is not just an ideal, but an imperative
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For Pope Leo XIV, Christian unity is not just an ideal, but an imperative

Junno Arocho EstevesJanuary 14, 20264 min read
As the Catholic Church prepares to join Christians around the world in commemorating the 2026 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, the theme chosen also reflects Pope Leo XIV’s hope of unified humanity in an increasingly individualistic world.
God speaks to the faithful; take time to listen every day, pope says
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God speaks to the faithful; take time to listen every day, pope says

Carol GlatzJanuary 14, 20263 min read
If Christians are to speak about God, then they must dedicate time each day and week to listening to God’s word in prayer and the liturgy, Pope Leo XIV said.
FletcherFest celebrates young legacy of student killed in shooting at all-school Mass
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FletcherFest celebrates young legacy of student killed in shooting at all-school Mass

Josh McGovernJanuary 14, 20266 min read
The auditorium — which was used to celebrate Mass for nearly five months after an Aug. 27, 2025, shooting during an all-school Mass took the lives of the Merkels’ 8-year-old son, Fletcher, and 10-year-old Harper Moyski — was filled Jan. 10 with Annunciation parents and community members.
‘Many challenges remain’ in making abortion ‘unthinkable,’ says bishop
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‘Many challenges remain’ in making abortion ‘unthinkable,’ says bishop

Gina ChristianJanuary 14, 20265 min read
Bishop Thomas shared his thoughts in a Jan. 13 statement released by the USCCB, ahead of a number of national and local pro-life initiatives held throughout the month.
Amid protests, ICE operations, archbishop prays for community, for family of slain protester
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Amid protests, ICE operations, archbishop prays for community, for family of slain protester

Rebecca OmastiakJanuary 13, 20265 min read
Acknowledging what he described as “a heaviness in our community these days,” Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda of St. Paul and Minneapolis assured Catholics and the Twin Cities community of his continued prayers on Jan. 12.
Supreme Court hears cases on Idaho, West Virginia transgender sports bans
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Supreme Court hears cases on Idaho, West Virginia transgender sports bans

Kate ScanlonJanuary 13, 20266 min read
The U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 13 heard oral arguments in two cases concerning state laws requiring student athletes to compete on sports teams that correspond to their biological sex rather than their gender identity.
Historic altar at St. Mark’s monastery in Jerusalem unveiled for first time in 350 years
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Historic altar at St. Mark’s monastery in Jerusalem unveiled for first time in 350 years

Judith SudilovskyJanuary 13, 20266 min read
The historic altar of the Syriac Orthodox Patriarchal Monastery of St. Mark in Jerusalem has been unveiled for the first time in nearly 350 years, following an extensive restoration.
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