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Amid deadly Midwest storms, a chapel is left undamaged, and faith, hope remain strong
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Amid deadly Midwest storms, a chapel is left undamaged, and faith, hope remain strong

Gina ChristianMarch 12, 20263 min read
Catholic parish and school communities in the Midwest are among those working to clean up after deadly storms and tornadoes tore through a number of states March 6 and 10 — but, said two Catholic schools, faith, prayer and hope remain strong.
Faith, flowers: Special rules keep God’s house simply beautiful
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Faith, flowers: Special rules keep God’s house simply beautiful

Carol GlatzMarch 12, 20265 min read
Of the many traditions and penitential practices observed during the season of Lent, one of the more visible is the stark change in church decor and a complete absence of flowers.
U.S. peacebuilding a ‘strategic and moral imperative,’ advocates say at Notre Dame event
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U.S. peacebuilding a ‘strategic and moral imperative,’ advocates say at Notre Dame event

Kate ScanlonMarch 11, 20264 min read
With American peacebuilding at a “crossroads,” amid global conflict and changes in U.S. foreign policy, a Notre Dame conference March 10 in the nation’s capital examined how to meet new challenges facing international conflict resolution and fostering peace.
Catholic death penalty opponents laud commuted death sentence for inmate who didn’t pull trigger
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Catholic death penalty opponents laud commuted death sentence for inmate who didn’t pull trigger

Kate ScanlonMarch 11, 20263 min read
Gov. Kay Ivey, R-Ala., announced March 10 she commuted the death sentence of Charles L. “Sonny” Burton to life in prison, a move lauded by Catholic death penalty opponents.
Slain Lebanese priest hailed as a ‘martyr,’ commemorated by Pope Leo XIV
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Slain Lebanese priest hailed as a ‘martyr,’ commemorated by Pope Leo XIV

Dale GavlakMarch 11, 20264 min read
Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest Father Pierre al-Rahi was commemorated by Pope Leo XIV ahead of the cleric’s funeral attended by scores of faithful as well as Catholic and Lebanese government officials in his southern village of Qlayaa.
As humanitarian crisis looms in Lebanon, Mideast Christians face uncertain future
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As humanitarian crisis looms in Lebanon, Mideast Christians face uncertain future

Dale GavlakMarch 11, 20265 min read
Lebanon has been gripped by panic and internal displacement crisis following Israeli evacuation orders as part of the U.S. and Israel–Iran war, with the country coming to reflect the growing pressure on Middle Eastern Christians, raising fears the conflict could force many to leave the region permanently.
Church’s unity comes from faith in Christ and from love, pope says
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Church’s unity comes from faith in Christ and from love, pope says

Josephine PetersonMarch 11, 20263 min read
The Catholic Church is made up of diverse people who are united by their faith in Christ and are called to welcome all of humanity, Pope Leo XIV said during his weekly general audience.
Wyoming governor signs ‘well-intended’ but ‘fragile’ heartbeat law on abortion
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Wyoming governor signs ‘well-intended’ but ‘fragile’ heartbeat law on abortion

Gina ChristianMarch 11, 20264 min read
Wyoming’s governor enacted what he called a “well-intended” but ultimately “fragile” ban on abortions of unborn children with a detectable heartbeat.
U.S. Maronite bishops mourn priest killed in Israeli strike on Lebanon village
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U.S. Maronite bishops mourn priest killed in Israeli strike on Lebanon village

Gina ChristianMarch 11, 20264 min read
Two Maronite bishops in the U.S. are calling for prayer, dialogue and solidarity after a Maronite priest was killed in Lebanon amid the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.
Chaldean bishop pleads not guilty to felony charges, as resignation announced
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Chaldean bishop pleads not guilty to felony charges, as resignation announced

Gina ChristianMarch 11, 20266 min read
A Chaldean Catholic bishop in California pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement and money laundering, as the Vatican announced Pope Leo XIV had accepted his resignation in February.
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