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N.J. Catholic school teacher placed on leave over surrogate pregnancy
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N.J. Catholic school teacher placed on leave over surrogate pregnancy

Gina ChristianOctober 2, 20255 min read
A Catholic school educator in New Jersey has been pulled from her classroom, after she advised a school official her pregnancy was a surrogacy — a practice gravely contrary to Church teaching — while the church engages her in a pastoral conversation over the matter.
Migrants, refugees are often models of hope and faith, pope says
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Migrants, refugees are often models of hope and faith, pope says

Cindy WoodenOctober 2, 20255 min read
Migrants and refugees often are “privileged witnesses of hope through their resilience and trust in God,” Pope Leo XIV said.
U.S. bishops’ pro-life chair discusses ‘moral hierarchy,’ Durbin award and worrisome celebration of political violence
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U.S. bishops’ pro-life chair discusses ‘moral hierarchy,’ Durbin award and worrisome celebration of political violence

Lauretta BrownOctober 2, 20258 min read
Bishop Daniel E. Thomas of Toledo, Ohio, chair of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Pro-life Activities, spoke with OSV News Oct. 1, the first day of Respect Life Month, about maintaining hope in a culture with a widespread disregard for human life and why abortion remains the preeminent issue in the “moral hierarchy” of life.
Cardinal Cupich: Sen. Durbin ‘has decided not to receive’ controversial lifetime achievement award
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Cardinal Cupich: Sen. Durbin ‘has decided not to receive’ controversial lifetime achievement award

OSV NewsOctober 2, 20256 min read
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., has decided not to receive a “Lifetime Achievement Award,” scheduled to be presented in November at the archdiocese’s “Keep Hope Alive” celebration, according to a statement by Chicago Cardinal Blase J. Cupich Sept. 30.
Analysis: U.S. strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats raise just war concerns
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Analysis: U.S. strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats raise just war concerns

Kimberly HeatheringtonOctober 2, 20258 min read
Since a new front in America’s ongoing battle against drug smuggling has apparently opened — there have been two additional U.S. attacks on Venezuelan boats, the latest on Sept. 19, and a total of at least 17 related deaths — Catholics may be wondering: Are we at war? And if so, where do such enforcement actions fall on the spectrum of the church’s “just war” criteria?
World must come together to fight climate change, Pope Leo says
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World must come together to fight climate change, Pope Leo says

Carol GlatzOctober 1, 20256 min read
People of faith cannot love God while despising his creatures, and people cannot call themselves Christians without caring for everything fragile and wounded, including the earth, Pope Leo XIV told climate activists and political and religious leaders.
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.
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