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Pope continues to be in ‘critical,’ but ‘stable’ condition
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Pope continues to be in ‘critical,’ but ‘stable’ condition

Cindy WoodenFebruary 25, 20252 min read
In a sign affirming that Pope Francis has been able to conduct work while in the hospital, the Vatican said the pope had met with the top officials of the Vatican Secretariat of State and had signed several decrees in sainthood causes.
Faithful unite in St. Peter’s Square praying for pope’s health
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Faithful unite in St. Peter’s Square praying for pope’s health

Carol GlatzFebruary 25, 20255 min read
A light drizzle finally let up as hundreds of faithful headed to St. Peter’s Square to pray the rosary for Pope Francis on the 11th day of his hospitalization for double pneumonia.
‘Ukraine will rise’ as ‘Russia brings death,’ say Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishops
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‘Ukraine will rise’ as ‘Russia brings death,’ say Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishops

Gina ChristianFebruary 25, 20255 min read
As Ukraine marks the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishops are affirming Ukrainians’ belief in “the triumph of God’s truth” — and the recognition that “true peace cannot exist without justice.”
Trump’s first month ends in friction with bishops over immigration, IVF, Vance attacks
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Trump’s first month ends in friction with bishops over immigration, IVF, Vance attacks

Maria WieringFebruary 25, 202513 min read
The U.S. bishops’ Feb. 18 lawsuit against the federal government for abrupt and sweeping changes to refugee resettlement funding, and the bishops’ Feb. 20 admonition of President Donald Trump’s executive order aiming to expand access to in vitro fertilization underscore the ongoing friction between the nation’s Catholic leaders and its 47th president in his first month since reassuming office.
Supreme Court considers Texas death-row inmate’s request for DNA testing
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Supreme Court considers Texas death-row inmate’s request for DNA testing

Kate ScanlonFebruary 25, 20253 min read
The U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 24 considered the case of a Texas death-row inmate who is seeking to obtain post-conviction DNA testing on evidence that he claims would show he did not directly participate in a 1998 murder and lead to the repeal of his death sentence.
While still in critical condition, pope is showing slight improvement
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While still in critical condition, pope is showing slight improvement

Carol GlatzFebruary 24, 20253 min read
The morning after Pope Francis’ doctors said that he remained in “critical” condition and showed initial signs of renal insufficiency, the Vatican press office said the pope was in “good spirits” and continuing his treatment.
More bishops call for prayers as Pope Francis’ condition remains critical
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More bishops call for prayers as Pope Francis’ condition remains critical

Gina ChristianFebruary 24, 20254 min read
The U.S. bishops urged the faithful to join in on a call from Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin to pray the rosary for Pope Francis Feb. 24 as he remains hospitalized.
Amid darkness of Ukraine war, religious sisters bring light, hope and purpose to villages
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Amid darkness of Ukraine war, religious sisters bring light, hope and purpose to villages

Katarzyna SzalajkoFebruary 24, 20256 min read
As the full-scale Russian invasion in Ukraine reached a tragic threshold of three years Feb. 24, religious sisters are bringing rays of sunshine to those who don’t know how to smile anymore, including children whose carefree childhood disappeared, and farmers, whose fields are mined and useless.
Visiting the poor in Lebanon was a prayer for Pope Francis, cardinal says
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Visiting the poor in Lebanon was a prayer for Pope Francis, cardinal says

Cindy WoodenFebruary 24, 20254 min read
While Pope Francis was hospitalized in Rome’s Gemelli hospital, one of the cardinals closest to him traveled to Lebanon to demonstrate the pope’s ongoing concern for refugees and for peace in the Middle East.
Knights of Columbus mark 125 years of patriotic degree at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
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Knights of Columbus mark 125 years of patriotic degree at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Steven SchwankertFebruary 24, 20256 min read
The Knights of Columbus, the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization, celebrated the 125th anniversary of its patriotic fourth degree with an exemplification ceremony, Mass, and unveiling of a statue of its founder Blessed Michael J. McGivney at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City.
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