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Poll: Half of Poles declare distrust of Catholic Church as it loses its moral authority
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Poll: Half of Poles declare distrust of Catholic Church as it loses its moral authority

Paulina GuzikSeptember 19, 20256 min read
The level of trust in the Catholic Church in Poland hit a record low with only one third of traditionally Catholic Poles trusting the church.
Family’s role in church, society needs support, pope says
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Family’s role in church, society needs support, pope says

Cindy WoodenSeptember 19, 20253 min read
The strength of families and their ability to thrive and witness as a “domestic church” require support from the wider church and from governments, particularly in the face of poverty, Pope Leo XIV said.
Catholic University launches new AI institute led by Microsoft’s Taylor Black
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Catholic University launches new AI institute led by Microsoft’s Taylor Black

Kimberly HeatheringtonSeptember 19, 20257 min read
The Catholic University of America, the national university founded by the U.S. bishops, announced that Taylor Black, director of AI & Venture Ecosystems in the Office of the Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft, has been named founding director of a new interdisciplinary institute on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
Pronatalism: Beyond the buzz, some proponents just think it would be nice to have more babies
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Pronatalism: Beyond the buzz, some proponents just think it would be nice to have more babies

Kimberly HeatheringtonSeptember 19, 20258 min read
Depending on the context, the concept of pronatalism — encouraging people to have children, or the promotion of childbearing — can either be cause to celebrate the critical role of the family in society; a techno-elitist vision of a future populated by humans engineered for specific traits; or a cringe-worthy expression of anti-immigrant nativism.
Religious obedience is ‘act of love’ that builds community, pope says
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Religious obedience is ‘act of love’ that builds community, pope says

Cindy WoodenSeptember 19, 20253 min read
For members of religious orders, obedience is “an act of love” and a powerful witness to the world of how gestures of selflessness are needed to build true community, Pope Leo said.
Harrisburg bishop ‘deeply saddened’ by shooting that left 3 officers dead, 2 wounded
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Harrisburg bishop ‘deeply saddened’ by shooting that left 3 officers dead, 2 wounded

OSV NewsSeptember 18, 20252 min read
Bishop Timothy C. Senior of Harrisburg said he was “deeply saddened” by a shooting in rural Pennsylvania that claimed the lives of three police officers and injured two others.
UN’s genocide finding in Gaza seen hampered by ‘serious weakness’ in Security Council
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UN’s genocide finding in Gaza seen hampered by ‘serious weakness’ in Security Council

Gina ChristianSeptember 18, 20257 min read
An independent United Nations inquiry commission has concluded Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, but a “serious weakness” in the U.N.’s Security Council could prevent taking action in accord with the Genocide Convention, said Father Elias D. Mallon, special assistant to the president of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association-Pontifical Mission.
French Christians shocked by murder of Chaldean Catholic influencer from Iraq
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French Christians shocked by murder of Chaldean Catholic influencer from Iraq

Caroline de SurySeptember 18, 20255 min read
French Christians are reeling after the brutal murder of Ashur Sarnaya, a 45-year-old disabled Iraqi Chaldean Catholic, stabbed in the throat outside his Lyon apartment.
Spiritual bouquet gathers more than 2 million offerings from 72 countries for pope’s birthday
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Spiritual bouquet gathers more than 2 million offerings from 72 countries for pope’s birthday

OSV NewsSeptember 18, 20253 min read
Pope Leo XIV turned 70 on Sept. 14, and more than 2 million prayers and works from 72 countries around the world were offered for him for the occasion through an OSV News-organized initiative, making up one very special “spiritual birthday bouquet” of prayer, love and support.
Jailed Catholic priests ‘used as hostages’ in Belarus
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Jailed Catholic priests ‘used as hostages’ in Belarus

Jonathan LuxmooreSeptember 18, 20257 min read
Human rights campaigners have accused the Belarus government of using imprisoned Catholic priests as “hostages,” as a Polish Carmelite became the latest detained for alleged espionage.
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