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Latinos cling to faith after losing jobs due to LA fires, find blessings among the hardships
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Latinos cling to faith after losing jobs due to LA fires, find blessings among the hardships

Kimmy ChacónMarch 8, 20256 min read
According to a recent UCLA study, at least 35,000 jobs held by Latinos could be lost due to the wildfires. This is particularly true in Pacific Palisades, where Latinos make up only 7 percent of the residents, but hold 34 percent of the jobs.
Pope’s ‘complex’ condition remains stable; he continues to rest, work
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Pope’s ‘complex’ condition remains stable; he continues to rest, work

Carol GlatzMarch 7, 20253 min read
Pope Francis continues to rest, pray, follow his doctors’ prescribed therapies and work a bit throughout the day, the Vatican press office said March 7.
As funding freeze hits some Catholic agencies, others operate minus government money
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As funding freeze hits some Catholic agencies, others operate minus government money

Kimberly HeatheringtonMarch 7, 20258 min read
Catholic agencies including Catholic Charities USA, Catholic Relief Services and Jesuit Relief Service/USA are facing major setbacks in the wake of the Trump administration’s 90-day pause and review of federal funding to numerous nonprofit organizations providing domestic and overseas aid to migrants, refugees and people in need.
St. Joseph novena guides those ‘on the path to adoption’
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St. Joseph novena guides those ‘on the path to adoption’

Gina ChristianMarch 7, 20253 min read
The faithful are invited to pray for those whose lives are touched by adoption, seeking the intercession of St. Joseph, the foster father of Jesus.
Pastoral center in northern Myanmar among latest Catholic sites bombed by governing military junta
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Pastoral center in northern Myanmar among latest Catholic sites bombed by governing military junta

Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 7, 20253 min read
A Catholic pastoral center in northern Myanmar is among the latest Christian sites bombed by the country’s governing military junta.
Christians, Muslims can proclaim beauty of diversity, Vatican says
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Christians, Muslims can proclaim beauty of diversity, Vatican says

Carol GlatzMarch 7, 20253 min read
In a world where people are tempted to build walls to exclude others, Christians and Muslims are challenged to build, through dialogue, a shared future based on fraternity, leaders of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue said in a message to Muslims around the world.
Rice Bowl needed ‘now more than ever’ as hunger rises, government aid falls, says leader
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Rice Bowl needed ‘now more than ever’ as hunger rises, government aid falls, says leader

Gina ChristianMarch 7, 20255 min read
CRS, the official international relief and development agency of the U.S. Catholic community, is marking the 50th anniversary of its Rice Bowl program, which has raised more than $350 million to support domestic and overseas poverty relief efforts.
Amid U.S. foreign aid freeze, CRS’ Rice Bowl could be in ‘its strongest moment,’ says founder
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Amid U.S. foreign aid freeze, CRS’ Rice Bowl could be in ‘its strongest moment,’ says founder

Gina ChristianMarch 7, 20256 min read
At the start of Catholic Relief Services’ 2025 Rice Bowl initiative — an annual Lenten program blending almsgiving and prayer to provide aid to overseas and domestic aid — OSV News spoke with Rice Bowl founder Monsignor Robert Coll, a retired priest of the Diocese of Allentown, Pa., about the program as it marks its 50th year.
Pope, in short audio message, thanks people for their prayers
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Pope, in short audio message, thanks people for their prayers

Cindy WoodenMarch 7, 20254 min read
On his 21st day in Rome’s Gemelli hospital, Pope Francis recorded a 27-second audio message thanking people for their prayers.
Catholic Sisters Week offers virtual, interactive ways to honor women religious
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Catholic Sisters Week offers virtual, interactive ways to honor women religious

Kimberly HeatheringtonMarch 7, 20258 min read
The 12th anniversary of Catholic Sisters Week (March 8-14) is celebrating their many ministries and achievements with campaigns and activities that aim to educate, inform and even surprise.
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