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Pro-life leaders say there still is ‘a lot that needs to be done’ by the Trump administration
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Pro-life leaders say there still is ‘a lot that needs to be done’ by the Trump administration

Kate ScanlonJanuary 27, 20267 min read
Leaders of several pro-life organizations who spoke with OSV News at the 53rd annual March for Life in Washington Jan. 23 said the Trump administration still has work to do when it comes to their cause.
Cardinal Tobin: ‘Say no to violence,’ stop funding ‘lawless organization’ after protester killings
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Cardinal Tobin: ‘Say no to violence,’ stop funding ‘lawless organization’ after protester killings

OSV NewsJanuary 26, 20269 min read
Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark, New Jersey, joined several religious leaders for a Jan. 25 “National Faith Call to Action,” organized and hosted online by Faith in Action, a global, nonpartisan, faith-based network that counts 1,000 congregations in the U.S., as well as in Haiti, Central America, Africa and Eastern Europe.
Amid tensions in Minnesota, Archbishop Hebda calls for conversion of hearts
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Amid tensions in Minnesota, Archbishop Hebda calls for conversion of hearts

Joe RuffJanuary 26, 20266 min read
After a second fatal shooting in January involving federal agents in Minneapolis during an increase in federal immigration enforcement, Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda presided over an evening Mass for peace Jan. 25 at the Cathedral of St. Paul in St. Paul.
Russia aims to ‘freeze’ Ukrainians, prelate says; missile attacks turn Kyiv into ‘cold trap’
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Russia aims to ‘freeze’ Ukrainians, prelate says; missile attacks turn Kyiv into ‘cold trap’

Katarzyna SzalajkoJanuary 26, 20266 min read
Russia’s latest missile strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities were aimed deliberately at civilians and civilian infrastructure and bear clear signs of crimes against humanity, Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk said, as Ukraine enters another week of winter fighting.
All Christians must humbly, joyfully invite others to trust in God, pope says
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All Christians must humbly, joyfully invite others to trust in God, pope says

Carol GlatzJanuary 26, 20263 min read
All Christians are called to invite everyone to trust in Christ, who enlightens and consoles, Pope Leo XIV said.
Peace is built on respect, only good can combat evil, pope says at Angelus
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Peace is built on respect, only good can combat evil, pope says at Angelus

Carol GlatzJanuary 26, 20262 min read
Peace is built on respect for all people, Pope Leo XIV said after praying the Angelus with visitors gathered in St. Peter’s Square Jan. 25.
Catholic leaders call for peace, prayer after second person killed in Minneapolis by federal agents
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Catholic leaders call for peace, prayer after second person killed in Minneapolis by federal agents

Joe RuffJanuary 26, 20265 min read
Catholic leaders are calling for peace the day after a second person was killed by federal agents this month in Minneapolis.
We are not created for algorithms, but human encounter, Pope Leo says in programmatic message on AI
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We are not created for algorithms, but human encounter, Pope Leo says in programmatic message on AI

Paulina GuzikJanuary 26, 20269 min read
Pope Leo XIV didn’t just write his first message as pontiff for World Communications Day Jan. 24. He wrote a programmatic document on artificial intelligence in response to the challenges of the modern world, just like Pope Leo XIII faced the industrial revolution more than a century before.
Democrats for Life, other pro-life groups launch Legislating for Human Dignity coalition
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Democrats for Life, other pro-life groups launch Legislating for Human Dignity coalition

Kurt JensenJanuary 26, 20265 min read
Jan. 23 was what Lauren Handy called “my freedom anniversary.” It was exactly one year since President Donald Trump pardoned her and 22 others for violating the federal Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, or FACE Act.
‘Complex’ political moment has challenges, opportunities, March for Life president says
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‘Complex’ political moment has challenges, opportunities, March for Life president says

Kate ScanlonJanuary 26, 20265 min read
A “complex” political environment presents both challenge and opportunity for the pro-life movement, Jennie Bradley Lichter, president of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund, said at the 27th annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life on Jan. 24.
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