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Nothing is worth sacrificing the life of a child, pope tells world leaders
Child & Youth ProtectionFeatureNewsRespect LifeWorld News

Nothing is worth sacrificing the life of a child, pope tells world leaders

Carol GlatzFebruary 3, 20255 min read
It is unacceptable that a child’s right to life and a dignified childhood should be sacrificed to “the idols” of power, profit, ideology and nationalistic self-interest, Pope Francis told a group of world experts and leaders.
Archbishop Pérez calls for prayer after medical jet crash in Philadelphia
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Archbishop Pérez calls for prayer after medical jet crash in Philadelphia

Gina ChristianFebruary 3, 20253 min read
Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez of Philadelphia is calling for prayer, saying his “heart sank” after learning of a fatal air crash in that city Jan. 31, just two days after a midair collision between a commercial jet and an Army helicopter near a Washington airport killed 67.
For 125 years, society has had a mission to produce Catholic resources for the blind
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For 125 years, society has had a mission to produce Catholic resources for the blind

Kurt JensenFebruary 2, 20254 min read
The Xavier Society for the Blind is celebrating 125 years of helping generations of Catholics, either blind or vision-impaired, participate in worship through braille texts, large-type books and audio books.
New N.Y. law seen as big step in ‘rooting out exploitation’ in fashion industry
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New N.Y. law seen as big step in ‘rooting out exploitation’ in fashion industry

Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 2, 20254 min read
The Fashion Workers Act, signed into law Dec. 21 by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, takes effect in June. It will afford models a host of employment safeguards in an industry where many say they have previously felt mute and isolated.
AI must serve, not replace, teacher-student relationship, Vatican says
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AI must serve, not replace, teacher-student relationship, Vatican says

Justin McLellanFebruary 2, 20253 min read
The use of artificial intelligence in schools must not threaten “the indispensable relationship between teacher and student” that lies at the heart of education, the Vatican said.
School’s head cook uses her culinary skills to help kids grow in their faith
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School’s head cook uses her culinary skills to help kids grow in their faith

Amber WallingFebruary 1, 20255 min read
Stephanie Nix will be the first person to tell you that she did not take the head cook position at the school just because she loves to prepare food. For her, it’s helping kids grow in their faith.
Consecrated life is ‘a call to remember Jesus at every moment,’ says expert
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Consecrated life is ‘a call to remember Jesus at every moment,’ says expert

Gina ChristianFebruary 1, 20256 min read
Ahead of the World Day for Consecrated Life Feb. 2 — an observance that was instituted in 1997 by St. John Paul II and is attached to the feast of the Presentation of the Lord — OSV News spoke with Father Jorge Torres, a priest of the Diocese of Orlando, Florida, and executive director of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Secretariat of Clergy, Consecrated Life And Vocations.
Sts. Louis and Zélie: St. Thérèse’s parents are models of love and devotion
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Sts. Louis and Zélie: St. Thérèse’s parents are models of love and devotion

Lance RicheyFebruary 1, 20257 min read
As the second married couple to be declared saints (along with Sts. Anne and Joachim, the parents of Mary), and the first to be canonized together, Sts. Louis and Zélie Martin offer a model of the vocation to love and holiness that is at the heart of the sacrament of marriage.
Audited financials show claims the church profits from refugee work ‘just wrong’
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Audited financials show claims the church profits from refugee work ‘just wrong’

Kate ScanlonJanuary 31, 20256 min read
Claims that the U.S. bishops’ conference profits from its partnership with the government to assist refugee populations that qualify for federal assistance, and that the Catholic Church facilitates illegal immigration are “just wrong,” said William Canny, the U.S. bishops’ migration director.
Senators grill RFK Jr. on abortion, vaccine views in HHS confirmation hearings
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Senators grill RFK Jr. on abortion, vaccine views in HHS confirmation hearings

Kate ScanlonJanuary 31, 20256 min read
In a pair of January confirmation hearings, senators considered President Donald Trump’s nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for secretary of Health and Human Services.
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