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Haitian Catholics in U.S. relieved, yet wary, after judge temporarily halts end of protected status
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Haitian Catholics in U.S. relieved, yet wary, after judge temporarily halts end of protected status

Gina ChristianFebruary 4, 20266 min read
A Haitian Catholic chaplain serving in the U.S. said he and fellow Haitian Catholics are welcoming a last-minute reprieve from threats of deportation — but its members are still weighing options as the Trump administration cracks down on immigration, while Haiti continues to spiral into chaos.
Vatican secretary of state prioritized dialogue during Denmark visit, archbishop says
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Vatican secretary of state prioritized dialogue during Denmark visit, archbishop says

Junno Arocho EstevesFebruary 4, 20265 min read
During his recent visit to Denmark, Cardinal Pietro Parolin declined an invitation to sign a joint declaration regarding Greenland’s sovereignty, in the hopes of maintaining neutrality and fostering dialogue, said Danish Bishop Czeslaw Kozon of Copenhagen.
Scripture is intended to speak to believers ‘in every age,’ pope says
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Scripture is intended to speak to believers ‘in every age,’ pope says

Josephine PetersonFebruary 4, 20263 min read
Pope Leo XIV said Scripture is meant to speak directly to believers in today’s world, emphasizing that the Bible is the word of God expressed through human authors during his weekly general audience.
U.S. bishops commemorate Black History Month: ‘Let us be faithful stewards of memory’
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U.S. bishops commemorate Black History Month: ‘Let us be faithful stewards of memory’

OSV NewsFebruary 4, 20264 min read
Two U.S. bishops Feb. 3 urged Catholics to be “faithful stewards of memory” and “courageous witnesses to truth” during Black History Month, observed in February.
Trump signs funding deal to end partial government shutdown, negotiate over ICE
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Trump signs funding deal to end partial government shutdown, negotiate over ICE

Kate ScanlonFebruary 4, 20265 min read
President Donald Trump signed into law a funding package to end the partial government shutdown Feb. 3, hours after its passage in the House, which included an agreement for funding for the Department of Homeland Security to be renegotiated to include new, stronger constraints on federal immigration officers.
Threats to religious freedom present risks to global security, experts warn
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Threats to religious freedom present risks to global security, experts warn

Kate ScanlonFebruary 3, 20266 min read
The cause of international religious freedom is tied to global stability and is increasingly threatened by authoritarian regimes, said speakers and participants in the sixth annual International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington Feb. 2 and 3.
Lapse of last U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty ‘simply unacceptable,’ says Archbishop Coakley
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Lapse of last U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty ‘simply unacceptable,’ says Archbishop Coakley

Gina ChristianFebruary 3, 20265 min read
As global tensions soar, the head of the nation’s Catholic bishops has denounced the lapse of a key nuclear arms agreement, while urging policymakers to hold to its terms.
McElroy: Catholic colleges, universities must help restore ‘order of grace’ to nation, world
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McElroy: Catholic colleges, universities must help restore ‘order of grace’ to nation, world

Mark ZimmermannFebruary 3, 20267 min read
The nation’s colleges and universities “have a critical and substantive role to play in arresting the eclipse of the order of grace in our society,” Cardinal Robert W. McElroy of Washington said in his homily at the opening Mass of the 2026 annual meeting of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities.
Meloni look-alike angel sparks investigation at historic Roman church
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Meloni look-alike angel sparks investigation at historic Roman church

Paulina GuzikFebruary 3, 20264 min read
If anything can electrify Italians on a Saturday, it’s certainly a combination of politics and scandal. This time, angels were involved as Romans rushed to the church of San Lorenzo in Lucina, in the proximity of the tourist-bustling Spanish Steps and Via del Corso, to see an angel in a freshly restored chapel with a face identical to that of Giorgia Meloni, Italian prime minister.
Pope adds feast day of St. John Henry Newman to universal calendar
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Pope adds feast day of St. John Henry Newman to universal calendar

Carol GlatzFebruary 3, 20264 min read
Pope Leo XIV has added the feast day of St. John Henry Newman, who is “a radiant light for the Church on pilgrimage through history,” to the General Roman Calendar so that “his Optional Memorial be celebrated by all on 9 October.”
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