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Pope Leo says, ‘It is not yet too late’ to care for creation
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Pope Leo says, ‘It is not yet too late’ to care for creation

Josephine PetersonSeptember 2, 20264 min read
Pope Leo XIV began the five-week Season of Creation by calling on the faithful to step away from the frenzy of daily life to “hear the melodious voice of creation,” stressing that “it is not yet too late” to repair humanity’s relationship with the environment.
Judge’s ruling vindicates Cardinal Ouellet in abuse lawsuit; accuser ordered to pay him damages
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Judge’s ruling vindicates Cardinal Ouellet in abuse lawsuit; accuser ordered to pay him damages

The Catholic RegisterSeptember 2, 20264 min read
A judge in Montreal has found sexual misconduct accusations against Quebec’s Cardinal Marc Ouellet to be unfounded and ordered his accuser to pay him $100,000.
Cassidy takes aim at FDA mifepristone regulation, manufacturers
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Cassidy takes aim at FDA mifepristone regulation, manufacturers

Kate ScanlonSeptember 1, 20265 min read
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., chair of the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, said in a report published Aug. 27 that while the FDA should reinstate the in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone, its sponsors may not be “currently meeting their legal responsibilities to ensure compliance” with remaining requirements.
Catholic aid worker in Nepal sees ‘long road’ to recovery after ‘unprecedented’ disaster for region
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Catholic aid worker in Nepal sees ‘long road’ to recovery after ‘unprecedented’ disaster for region

Gina ChristianSeptember 1, 20264 min read
Devastation from Aug. 26 flooding and mudslides along the Nepal-China border is staggering, and the road to recovery will be long, a Catholic aid worker now on the ground in that nation told OSV News.
Never let injustice, evil in the world corrupt your heart, pope tells faithful
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Never let injustice, evil in the world corrupt your heart, pope tells faithful

Catholic News ServiceSeptember 1, 20264 min read
Whatever the injustice or injury, do not revert to hatred or violence, Pope Leo XIV told the faithful, because only love, hope, forgiveness and respect will protect and promote human dignity.
Gaza school reopening is a reminder that ‘hope is stronger than fear,’ bishop says
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Gaza school reopening is a reminder that ‘hope is stronger than fear,’ bishop says

Junno Arocho EstevesSeptember 1, 20266 min read
As children worldwide head back to classrooms this fall, students in Gaza are returning to a vastly different reality as the school at Holy Family Parish reopens for the first time since the start of Israel’s military campaign.
Nunciature: No papal event for Paris Rupnik chapel; bishop confirms pope ordered Vatican News Rupnik ban
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Nunciature: No papal event for Paris Rupnik chapel; bishop confirms pope ordered Vatican News Rupnik ban

Junno Arocho EstevesSeptember 1, 20265 min read
The apostolic nunciature in Paris confirmed to OSV News Aug. 31 that no papal celebration is scheduled in the Father Marko Rupnik mosaic-decorated chapel inside its Paris building during the apostolic trip to France Sept. 25-28.
Newly opened St. John Paul II retreat house in DC called ‘an oasis of sacred wilderness
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Newly opened St. John Paul II retreat house in DC called ‘an oasis of sacred wilderness

Richard SzczepanowskiSeptember 1, 20265 min read
The St. John Paul II National Shrine in Northeast Washington officially opened its retreat house Aug. 26 with a Mass, a blessing and prayers invoking the intercession of St. John Paul II and the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Meta $18 billion settlement over child safety raises questions about its real impact
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Meta $18 billion settlement over child safety raises questions about its real impact

Kimberly HeatheringtonAugust 31, 20265 min read
On Aug. 26, social media giant Meta — owner of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Threads and more — agreed to settlements paying out approximately $18 billion, ending a landmark federal trial that began Aug. 18.
Prayer, social justice are inseparable, pope tells the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
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Prayer, social justice are inseparable, pope tells the Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Junno Arocho EstevesAugust 28, 20262 min read
Pope Leo XIV encouraged members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to follow the example of its namesake by giving witness to their faith through serving the poor.
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