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Indigenous elders, New York artist, Seattle cathedral join to create St. Kateri icon
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Indigenous elders, New York artist, Seattle cathedral join to create St. Kateri icon

Andrew FosterNovember 22, 20257 min read
New York artist Patricia Brintle created an icon of St. Kateri Tekakwitha for St. James Cathedral in Seattle.
Bishops’ new racial justice leader discusses healing racism, his own experience and DEI
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Bishops’ new racial justice leader discusses healing racism, his own experience and DEI

Gina ChristianNovember 22, 202510 min read
OSV News spoke with Bishop Daniel E. Garcia of Austin, Texas, moments after the Nov. 20 announcement of his appointment as the inaugural chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Subcommittee for the Promotion of Racial Justice and Reconciliation.
Mexican for whom ‘¡Viva Cristo Rey!’ is life slogan wins Miss Universe contest
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Mexican for whom ‘¡Viva Cristo Rey!’ is life slogan wins Miss Universe contest

David AgrenNovember 22, 20253 min read
Shortly after being crowned Miss Universe, the victorious Mexican contestant Fatima Bosch Fernández stood alone on stage, clutching an enormous bouquet of flowers, shedding tears of joy and basking in the applause of an international audience.
Gunmen abduct students in Nigerian Catholic school in worsening attacks on Christians
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Gunmen abduct students in Nigerian Catholic school in worsening attacks on Christians

Ngala Killian ChimtonNovember 21, 20254 min read
An unspecified number of students and teachers have been kidnapped from a Catholic school in central Nigeria, adding to a growing number of attacks on Christians in the West African nation.
Youth embrace Pope Leo’s message of hope following unique digital meeting
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Youth embrace Pope Leo’s message of hope following unique digital meeting

OSV NewsNovember 21, 20255 min read
Pope Leo XIV encouraged American youth in a unique digital discussion Nov. 21, telling them that they were not only the “future of the church,” but “the present,” saying “your voices, your ideas, your faith matter right now.”
Pope tells U.S. high school students their voice, ideas, faith matter
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Pope tells U.S. high school students their voice, ideas, faith matter

Cindy WoodenNovember 21, 20256 min read
Pope Leo XIV urged U.S. high school students to be “intentional” with their screen time, their prayer time and their involvement in a local parish.
Pope meets young people returned to Ukraine from Russia
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Pope meets young people returned to Ukraine from Russia

Catholic News ServiceNovember 21, 20252 min read
Thanks to a handful of countries, including the Vatican, some 1,600 Ukrainian children forcibly taken to Russia have been reunited with family members in Ukraine.
Funny hats show the joy of NCYC while T-shirt messages feature the heart of youths’ faith
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Funny hats show the joy of NCYC while T-shirt messages feature the heart of youths’ faith

John ShaughnessyNovember 21, 20253 min read
When it comes to creative, attention-getting fashion that always makes people smile, participants at the National Catholic Youth Conference have a tradition of wearing a wide variety of headgear that adds another flavor of fun to the faith-filled event.
Two Catholic priests freed in Belarus after visit of papal envoy to the country
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Two Catholic priests freed in Belarus after visit of papal envoy to the country

OSV NewsNovember 21, 20257 min read
Two Belarusian Catholic priests listed as political prisoners of the regime were freed Nov. 20, following the October visit of papal envoy to the country.
U.S. Catholics urged to build culture of life, pray for end to abortion during January vigil
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U.S. Catholics urged to build culture of life, pray for end to abortion during January vigil

OSV NewsNovember 21, 20253 min read
The U.S. Catholic bishops Nov. 19 called on the faithful to observe a nationwide prayer vigil Jan. 22-23 “to pray for an end to abortion and a greater respect for all human life in post-Roe America.”
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