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Polish students refuse to remove classroom crucifix when teacher reportedly asked them to do so
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Polish students refuse to remove classroom crucifix when teacher reportedly asked them to do so

Katarzyna SzalajkoJanuary 9, 20265 min read
An alleged desecration of a crucifix at a primary school in northern Poland has triggered nationwide outrage in the predominantly Catholic country.
Pope delivers fierce defense of the unborn in address to diplomatic corps
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Pope delivers fierce defense of the unborn in address to diplomatic corps

Paulina GuzikJanuary 9, 20264 min read
Pope Leo XIV strongly defended the family, marriage and unborn life during his first-ever New Year’s address to the diplomatic corps Jan. 9, telling the diplomats accredited to the Holy See that abortion “cuts short a growing life and refuses to welcome the gift of life.”
Minneapolis Catholic leaders speak out about community fear after ICE-involved shooting
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Minneapolis Catholic leaders speak out about community fear after ICE-involved shooting

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An interfaith gathering of faith leaders in Minneapolis Jan. 8 drew a crowd as faith leaders raised concerns about the impact immigration enforcement actions are having on people in the community, including Catholic parishes in Minneapolis.
Cardinals leave consistory with a clear vision from pontiff: ‘A Church that cares’
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Cardinals leave consistory with a clear vision from pontiff: ‘A Church that cares’

Paulina GuzikJanuary 9, 20267 min read
After an intense day of roundtable discussions, the “low-batteried” but “very pleased” cardinals wrapped the first historic extraordinary consistory convened by Pope Leo XIV in a spirit of fraternity, with a sense of knowing each other better and saying they “discovered” the pope, while he did “more listening than talking.”
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House passes extension of Obamacare subsidies for 3 years after 17 Republicans break ranks

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The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Jan. 8 to extend enhanced health care subsidies for three years by a vote of 230-196 after 17 Republicans broke with their party’s leadership to force a vote.
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Trump calls for ban on corporations buying single-family homes amid housing shortage

Kate ScanlonJanuary 9, 20266 min read
President Donald Trump said Jan. 7 he will seek to ban corporations from buying single-family homes amid the housing shortage, an issue the U.S. bishops’ conference has said is affecting “a basic human right” nationwide.
Senate advances war powers resolution on Venezuela, may consider Greenland measure
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Senate advances war powers resolution on Venezuela, may consider Greenland measure

Kate ScanlonJanuary 8, 20267 min read
The U.S. Senate on Jan. 8 advanced a war powers resolution following the Trump administration’s recent strike to remove deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro from power, requiring congressional approval for Trump to take additional military action in Venezuela.
Federal appeals court blocks injunction against California’s ‘student gender secrecy laws’
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Federal appeals court blocks injunction against California’s ‘student gender secrecy laws’

Simone OrendainJanuary 8, 20265 min read
The Thomas More Society announced Jan. 6 it would pursue a rehearing of its case against California’s laws that allow public schools to conceal how a student expresses their gender identity at school from their parents.
Nigerian bishop calls for decisive military action to ‘eliminate’ bandits
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Nigerian bishop calls for decisive military action to ‘eliminate’ bandits

Fredrick NzwiliJanuary 8, 20264 min read
A Nigerian bishop urged intensified military action to “eliminate” bandits and their hideouts in the Kainji Game Reserve amid reports of the killing of 50 people between Christmas and New Year’s and traumatizing of children recently abducted from St. Mary’s Catholic School in Papiri.
Hundreds bid ‘adieu’ to Brigitte Bardot at funeral in Saint-Tropez
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Hundreds bid ‘adieu’ to Brigitte Bardot at funeral in Saint-Tropez

Junno Arocho EstevesJanuary 8, 20264 min read
Crowds gathered in the French coastal town of Saint-Tropez to bid a final farewell to actress Brigitte Bardot.
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