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Pope Francis prays for families of those who perished in South Korean plane crash
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Pope Francis prays for families of those who perished in South Korean plane crash

OSV NewsDecember 30, 20244 min read
A passenger plane arriving from Bangkok exploded after skidding off the runway at a South Korean airport of Muan Dec. 29, crashing into a concrete fence, claiming the lives of most of the 181 people on board.
Gunmen shoot Catholic priest dead in Nigeria on Boxing Day
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Gunmen shoot Catholic priest dead in Nigeria on Boxing Day

OSV NewsDecember 30, 20243 min read
In a dark sign of descending security in Africa’s most populous country, a Catholic priest has been shot dead on the open road in southeast Nigeria on Boxing Day.
African bishops cry out for their people amid horrific persecution in 2024
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African bishops cry out for their people amid horrific persecution in 2024

Frederick NzwiliDecember 30, 20247 min read
From Nigeria to Mozambique, Sudan and Congo to Burkina Faso, Christians across Africa were victims of horrific persecution in 2024, mainly because of their faith.
Jimmy Carter, the first president to host a pope at the White House, dies at 100
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Jimmy Carter, the first president to host a pope at the White House, dies at 100

Kate ScanlonDecember 29, 202411 min read
Former President Jimmy Carter died Dec. 29 at his home in Plains, Georgia, his presidential library announced. At 100, Carter, who had been in hospice care since February 2023, was the longest-living U.S. president.
European Catholics take stock of year’s mixed progress on life issues
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European Catholics take stock of year’s mixed progress on life issues

Jonathan LuxmooreDecember 29, 20248 min read
When British parliamentarians approved a law to allow physician-assisted suicide on Nov. 29, it followed a year of legislative inroads against Catholic social teaching across Europe.
How Father Tolton handled travails, transitions is model for living out the faith, says bishop
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How Father Tolton handled travails, transitions is model for living out the faith, says bishop

Jay NiesDecember 29, 20248 min read
A Missouri native, Father Augustus Tolton is recognized as the first African American to be ordained a priest. A candidate for sainthood, he has the title of “Venerable.”
As ‘Fiducia Supplicans’ marks 1 year, divisions over Vatican document persist
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As ‘Fiducia Supplicans’ marks 1 year, divisions over Vatican document persist

Maria WieringDecember 28, 20249 min read
A year after “Fiducia Supplicans” whipped up a firestorm of controversy in the days before Christmas, the Vatican declaration remains a point of division in the U.S. church and worldwide. Meanwhile, it is unclear whether it has freshly prompted many Catholics in “irregular situations” to seek the kind of blessings it permits.
Report: Most US executions in 2024 come down to 4 states
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Report: Most US executions in 2024 come down to 4 states

Kate ScanlonDecember 28, 20245 min read
Just four states were responsible for three-quarters of the executions that took place in the U.S. in 2024, according to a new report by the Death Penalty Information Center.
Pope Francis’ 2024: Turning 88, praying for peace, presiding over synod
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Pope Francis’ 2024: Turning 88, praying for peace, presiding over synod

Cindy WoodenDecember 28, 20247 min read
Pope Francis, who celebrated his 88th birthday Dec. 17, mostly uses a wheelchair instead of walking and presides over rather than concelebrates most public liturgies. Still, he had a 2024 full of important engagements, the longest trip of his papacy and major preparations for the Holy Year 2025, which he is set to open Dec. 24.
Don’t lose hope, pope says as he opens Holy Door at Rome prison
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Don’t lose hope, pope says as he opens Holy Door at Rome prison

Cindy WoodenDecember 27, 20243 min read
Wearing red vestments for the feast of St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, Pope Francis knocked on the door of the church in Rome’s Rebibbia prison complex and walked over its threshold.
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