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Wenski: Prayer is anecdote to modern society’s most pressing problem — a shortage of hope
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Wenski: Prayer is anecdote to modern society’s most pressing problem — a shortage of hope

Emily ChaffinsFebruary 28, 20256 min read
The Serra Club of Miami, a chapter of the worldwide Serra International organization, spearheaded the event. This Vatican-recognized lay organization educates Catholics on vocations to priesthood and religious life, supporting those living out that call.
Although pope is improving, he will not lead Ash Wednesday services
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Although pope is improving, he will not lead Ash Wednesday services

Catholic News ServiceFebruary 28, 20252 min read
While Pope Francis’ condition has continued to improve, the Vatican announced that he will not lead his traditional Ash Wednesday services in Rome March 5.
Catholic NGO warns foreign aid pause could harm efforts combating Christian persecution
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Catholic NGO warns foreign aid pause could harm efforts combating Christian persecution

Kate ScanlonFebruary 28, 20254 min read
A pause on U.S. foreign aid could harm efforts to combat Christian persecution around the globe, a Catholic NGO told OSV News.
Pew: Pope Francis ‘broadly popular’ among US Catholics throughout his papacy
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Pew: Pope Francis ‘broadly popular’ among US Catholics throughout his papacy

Gina ChristianFebruary 28, 20254 min read
Pope Francis, now hospitalized with severe respiratory issues, has been “broadly popular among the nation’s Catholics throughout his tenure,” according to multiple surveys conducted by Pew Research over the past 12 years.
Pope continues to improve, is doing respiratory therapy
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Pope continues to improve, is doing respiratory therapy

Cindy WoodenFebruary 27, 20253 min read
Pope Francis’ clinical condition continued to improve Feb. 27, the Vatican said, and he had respiratory physiotherapy in the morning and the afternoon.
Supreme Court allows pause to payments on already completed foreign aid work, for now
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Supreme Court allows pause to payments on already completed foreign aid work, for now

Kate ScanlonFebruary 27, 20252 min read
Chief Justice John Roberts granted the Trump administration’s request late Feb. 26 to pause a lower court’s midnight deadline for the government to resume more than $1.5 billion in foreign aid payments for already completed aid work that have been suspended for several weeks, a pause impacting some Catholic entities.
Catholic analysts express concern for safety net programs in budget process
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Catholic analysts express concern for safety net programs in budget process

Kate ScanlonFebruary 27, 20255 min read
House Republicans Feb. 25 narrowly passed a budget resolution calling for $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and a $2 trillion reduction in federal spending over a decade, clearing a first hurdle for key parts of President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda.
Pope gives Sister Petrini two assistants for running Vatican City
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Pope gives Sister Petrini two assistants for running Vatican City

Catholic News ServiceFebruary 27, 20252 min read
The office governing Vatican City State was set to have a new president March 1 and, while in the hospital, Pope Francis changed the office’s statutes to give the new president two top-level assistants.
Supreme Court throws out death penalty conviction over dubious testimony
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Supreme Court throws out death penalty conviction over dubious testimony

Kate ScanlonFebruary 27, 20255 min read
The Supreme Court on Feb. 25 threw out the murder conviction and death penalty for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma man who has been on death row for a quarter century.
Pew: U.S. Christianity downturn leveling, but Catholics suffer ‘greatest net losses’
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Pew: U.S. Christianity downturn leveling, but Catholics suffer ‘greatest net losses’

Gina ChristianFebruary 27, 20256 min read
A multiyear decline in Christianity in the U.S. may have leveled off, according to a new survey by Pew Research Center. However, the Catholic Church, the survey found, is seeing the greatest net losses of believers compared to other religions in the U.S.
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