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Caritas in Cuba brings ‘love and solidarity’ to victims of back-to-back earthquake, hurricane
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Caritas in Cuba brings ‘love and solidarity’ to victims of back-to-back earthquake, hurricane

Gina ChristianNovember 12, 20243 min read
Catholic aid workers in Cuba are responding to back-to-back natural disasters on the island, after a hurricane and an earthquake struck the island within four days of each other.
After hurricanes comes the hard part for displaced Floridians
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After hurricanes comes the hard part for displaced Floridians

Tom TracyNovember 12, 20245 min read
With so many families lacking either home, renters or flood insurance, the slow business of finding temporary housing or rebuilding what was damaged after a storm requires time and usually an abundance of private and charitable resources.
Veteran is grateful for God’s guiding presence in a life of faith and service
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Veteran is grateful for God’s guiding presence in a life of faith and service

Sheryl TirolNovember 11, 20245 min read
Edward “Eddie” Maurer III embodies a deep understanding of faith and connection. A naval veteran and retired engineer, he recently celebrated his 81st birthday, reflecting with gratitude on God’s guiding presence throughout his life. His military service, steeped in his Catholic faith, was a testament to shared beliefs among the armed forces.
Cardinal: Church must embark on ‘very serious process’ before considering Sodalitium’s dissolution
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Cardinal: Church must embark on ‘very serious process’ before considering Sodalitium’s dissolution

Junno Arocho EstevesNovember 10, 20246 min read
The recent expulsions of members from Sodalitium Christianae Vitae are part of a long and serious process that is needed before the church can consider going the route of completely dissolving the controversial lay movement, said Peruvian Cardinal Pedro Barreto Jimeno.
Why Notre Dame Cathedral captures hearts and minds worldwide
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Why Notre Dame Cathedral captures hearts and minds worldwide

Maria WieringNovember 8, 20248 min read
PARIS (OSV News) — In a side chapel not far from the relics of Paris’ patroness St. Genevieve in the Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, an easel holds a simple poster requesting prayers under the title “Notre Dame de Paris.” “Let us pray for the people of Paris,” it reads. “Let us pray for the Paris archbishop, […]
Gang attack on convent reveals Haiti’s ‘desperate’ situation, says Miami archbishop
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Gang attack on convent reveals Haiti’s ‘desperate’ situation, says Miami archbishop

Gina ChristianNovember 8, 20246 min read
An attack on a convent and adjacent hospital in Haiti “shows how desperate” that nation has become “and will continue to be,” Archbishop Thomas G. Wenski of Miami told OSV News.
Sainthood cause to open for beloved Irish actress turned nun, parish priest confirms
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Sainthood cause to open for beloved Irish actress turned nun, parish priest confirms

Michael KellyNovember 8, 20244 min read
Derry-born Sister Clare Crockett was a promising actress with little interest in religion when she went on a Holy Week retreat in Spain in 2000 that changed her life.
Philadelphia’s St. Joseph center serves immigrants, is ‘ready for any good work’
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Philadelphia’s St. Joseph center serves immigrants, is ‘ready for any good work’

Dan StockmanNovember 8, 20246 min read
The Sisters of St. Joseph Welcome Center offers in-person and online courses in literacy and citizenship and is accredited by the U.S. Department of Justice to assist immigrants with the naturalization process. Some 58 volunteer teachers work with more than 150 students.
Pope’s point man on travel inspired by the boss’s love for the poor
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Pope’s point man on travel inspired by the boss’s love for the poor

Simone OrendainNovember 7, 20244 min read
Cardinal-designate Koovakad, 51, is the second youngest of the new cardinals the pope will create.
Economic concerns likely factor in victory for Trump, as Catholic vote shifts in his favor
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Economic concerns likely factor in victory for Trump, as Catholic vote shifts in his favor

Kate ScanlonNovember 7, 20249 min read
Economic concerns among voters likely played a key role in former President Donald Trump’s defeat of Vice President Kamala Harris, analysts told OSV News. Early exit polls indicated economic concerns ranked among the top issues for voters, and that Catholic voters may have undergone a significant shift to the right since 2020.
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