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U.S. bishops’ president begs Americans to see Christ ‘in every person,’ reject political violence
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U.S. bishops’ president begs Americans to see Christ ‘in every person,’ reject political violence

Gina ChristianOctober 1, 20256 min read
Five years after the release of Pope Francis’ encyclical on fraternal love, and amid a rise in political violence, the leader of the U.S. Catholic bishops is pleading for a rediscovery of — and respect for — a common humanity.
God never gives up on his children, even when they fail, pope says
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God never gives up on his children, even when they fail, pope says

Carol GlatzOctober 1, 20254 min read
Sharing the joy of being loved by God despite one’s human flaws is the mission of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV said.
Catholic groups serving the poor call for action to end federal government shutdown
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Catholic groups serving the poor call for action to end federal government shutdown

Kate ScanlonOctober 1, 20258 min read
Congressional lawmakers failed to pass legislation to fund the federal government, resulting in a federal government shutdown at the end of September. Catholic groups that serve the poor urged lawmakers to end gridlock.
March for Life reveals 2026 theme in ‘critical moment’ for the pro-life cause
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March for Life reveals 2026 theme in ‘critical moment’ for the pro-life cause

Kate ScanlonOctober 1, 20254 min read
The 2026 National March for Life theme is “Life is a Gift,” The March for Life Education and Defense Fund announced Sept. 30.
World must recommit to peace, justice, truth, Vatican diplomat tells UN
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World must recommit to peace, justice, truth, Vatican diplomat tells UN

Gina ChristianOctober 1, 20257 min read
As the world grapples with “mounting challenges,” the global community must “recommit to the foundational pillars” of peace, justice and truth, learning from history and building a more equitable future, a top Vatican diplomat told the United Nations.
Pope asks for respect in debate about archdiocese honoring Sen. Durbin
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Pope asks for respect in debate about archdiocese honoring Sen. Durbin

Cindy WoodenOctober 1, 20253 min read
Asked about some Catholics’ criticism of the Archdiocese of Chicago giving an award to Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin, Pope Leo XIV said, “I would ask first and foremost that there be greater respect for one another.”
Catholics pray for an end to raids at L.A. Immigration Mass
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Catholics pray for an end to raids at L.A. Immigration Mass

OSV NewsOctober 1, 20256 min read
Antonio Luna, now a deacon for the Diocese of Orange, Calif., shared his story at this year’s Mass in Recognition of All Immigrants, held Sept. 21 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Luna’s tale echoed what many immigrants in Los Angeles and around the U.S. are facing today: Fears of deportation, fears of going outside, fears of what may happen to their children and loved ones if they were sent back to their home countries.
Mass and procession in the U.S. capital calls for solidarity with migrants facing mass deportation
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Mass and procession in the U.S. capital calls for solidarity with migrants facing mass deportation

OSV NewsSeptember 30, 202512 min read
Nearly 1,000 people joined the procession for the 111th World Day of Migrants and Refugees in the nation’s capital, which had “Migrants, Missionaries of Hope” as its theme.
Schwarzenegger says joint action needed to ‘terminate’ pollution
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Schwarzenegger says joint action needed to ‘terminate’ pollution

Cindy WoodenSeptember 30, 20253 min read
Arnold Schwarzenegger told reporters he knows that people get “pumped up” spiritually at Mass, but he wishes he could go to Mass at least once and hear a homily on what Catholics can and should do to reduce pollution.
Trump peace plan to end Israel-Hamas war in Gaza met with cautious optimism, skepticism
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Trump peace plan to end Israel-Hamas war in Gaza met with cautious optimism, skepticism

Kate ScanlonSeptember 30, 20257 min read
President Donald Trump released a 20-point peace plan to end the Israel-Hamas war Sept. 29, which was met with cautious optimism from some world leaders and skepticism from others as it remained to be seen whether Hamas would accept the agreement amid increasing international concern about humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip.
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