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Johnson suggests Trump’s legislative agenda could ‘redirect’ funds from ‘big abortion’

Kate ScanlonApril 30, 20254 min read
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., suggested April 29 the budget blueprint President Donald Trump calls “one big, beautiful bill” could be used as a vehicle to “redirect funds away from big abortion and to federally qualified health centers.”
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How the conclave works: It’s guided by a rule book and a prayer book

Cindy WoodenApril 30, 20256 min read
The conclave to elect a new pope, scheduled to begin May 7, is governed by two texts: a rule book and a prayer book.
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Cardinals approve electors for conclave, formally ask for prayers

Justin McLellanApril 30, 20254 min read
The College of Cardinals confirmed that 135 members are eligible to participate in the conclave, the Vatican announced, and they asked the faithful to accompany them in prayer as they prepare to elect the next pope.
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As President Donald Trump reached the 100th day of his second term April 29, polls showed decreases in his approval ratings on job performance and key issues, including among Catholics overall.
The modern popes: Get to know the 11 popes before Francis
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The modern popes: Get to know the 11 popes before Francis

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The following is a snapshot of the papacies of the 11 popes that preceded Pope Francis, from Pope Benedict XVI to Blessed Pope Pius IX.
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Bologna cardinal known for dialogue, peacemaking, promoting laity

Cindy WoodenApril 30, 20254 min read
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi of Bologna, the Rome-born president of the Italian bishops’ conference, is frequently mentioned as a probable candidate for pope.
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Italian nuncio uses ‘weapons’ of charity, truth serving in warzones

Carol GlatzApril 30, 20254 min read
Nearing 80 years old, Italian Cardinal Mario Zenari has spent the past 16 years in the wartorn nation of Syria as papal nuncio.
All the pope’s women: How Francis’ legacy is shaping the next chapter of the church
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All the pope’s women: How Francis’ legacy is shaping the next chapter of the church

Ines San MartinApril 30, 20258 min read
While much of the world’s attention is on what will happen in the Sistine Chapel and the men who will choose the church’s next leader starting May 7, the enduring legacy of Pope Francis is seen in the women whose voices helped shape — and carry forward — his vision.
True faith is found in compassion, not just creed, cardinal says
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True faith is found in compassion, not just creed, cardinal says

Justin McLellanApril 29, 20254 min read
True discipleship is not measured by the creeds Christians recite or the theology they know, but by how deeply they love, a cardinal said at a memorial Mass for Pope Francis.
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