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Feeding 2.4 million schoolchildren every day with Our Lady as his ‘boss’
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Feeding 2.4 million schoolchildren every day with Our Lady as his ‘boss’

Paulina GuzikNovember 23, 202410 min read
Mary’s Meals serves meals to 2,429,182 children every school day across 17 countries.
Missouri farmer’s faith drives him to innovate, stand up for farmers, communities
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Missouri farmer’s faith drives him to innovate, stand up for farmers, communities

Jay NiesNovember 23, 20248 min read
This fifth-generation parishioner and curator of the soil assembles the teachings of the church into a more sustainable, God-oriented way of farming.
Mozambique bishops set National Day of Prayer after nation hit by post-election crisis
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Mozambique bishops set National Day of Prayer after nation hit by post-election crisis

Frederick NzwiliNovember 23, 20243 min read
Mozambique’s bishops designated Nov. 24 as a National Day of Prayer for peace and reconciliation following the recent deaths and injuries related to the country’s election crisis.
New York Archdiocese announces staff cuts, ministry restructuring due to abuse payouts
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New York Archdiocese announces staff cuts, ministry restructuring due to abuse payouts

Gina ChristianNovember 22, 20245 min read
The Archdiocese of New York has announced staff cuts and a major revamp of its pastoral offices, as it sheds its longtime headquarters building and wrestles in court with its insurer to cover abuse claim payouts.
‘Cura villero’ — shantytown priest — named archbishop in Argentina
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‘Cura villero’ — shantytown priest — named archbishop in Argentina

David AgrenNovember 22, 20242 min read
Pope Francis has named a “cura villero” — one of the priests working in the shantytowns of Buenos Aires — to head the Argentine archdiocese previously led by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Hegseth controversy compounds Vatican institution’s concerns over religious symbols’ misuse
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Hegseth controversy compounds Vatican institution’s concerns over religious symbols’ misuse

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Amid controversy over religious-themed tattoos sported by President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary Pete Hegseth, a U.S. office of a Vatican lay institution for the church in the Holy Land has expressed concern regarding the misuse of its historic insignia beyond strictly religious purposes.
Pope will visit French island of Corsica Dec. 15, diocese says
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Pope will visit French island of Corsica Dec. 15, diocese says

Catholic News ServiceNovember 22, 20242 min read
Pope Francis will visit the French island of Corsica Dec. 15, the Diocese of Ajaccio announced, although the trip was not immediately confirmed by the Vatican.
Cardinal warns war in Ukraine could spiral out of control
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Cardinal warns war in Ukraine could spiral out of control

Carol GlatzNovember 22, 20243 min read
The situation in Ukraine is very “worrisome” and could spiral out of control, said Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state.
Indianapolis museum ‘deeply honored’ its ‘Madonna and Child’ painting chosen for Christmas stamp
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Indianapolis museum ‘deeply honored’ its ‘Madonna and Child’ painting chosen for Christmas stamp

Sean GallagherNovember 22, 20246 min read
This year, the USPS selected as the image for this stamp a painting that has been in the collection of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields in Indianapolis since 1938.
Biden awards former Planned Parenthood president the Presidential Medal of Freedom
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Biden awards former Planned Parenthood president the Presidential Medal of Freedom

Kate ScanlonNovember 22, 20242 min read
President Joe Biden awarded Cecile Richards, former Planned Parenthood president, the Presidential Medal of Freedom Nov. 20 in a private ceremony, the White House said.
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