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Amid darkness of Ukraine war, religious sisters bring light, hope and purpose to villages
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Amid darkness of Ukraine war, religious sisters bring light, hope and purpose to villages

Katarzyna SzalajkoFebruary 24, 20256 min read
As the full-scale Russian invasion in Ukraine reached a tragic threshold of three years Feb. 24, religious sisters are bringing rays of sunshine to those who don’t know how to smile anymore, including children whose carefree childhood disappeared, and farmers, whose fields are mined and useless.
Visiting the poor in Lebanon was a prayer for Pope Francis, cardinal says
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Visiting the poor in Lebanon was a prayer for Pope Francis, cardinal says

Cindy WoodenFebruary 24, 20254 min read
While Pope Francis was hospitalized in Rome’s Gemelli hospital, one of the cardinals closest to him traveled to Lebanon to demonstrate the pope’s ongoing concern for refugees and for peace in the Middle East.
Knights of Columbus mark 125 years of patriotic degree at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
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Knights of Columbus mark 125 years of patriotic degree at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Steven SchwankertFebruary 24, 20256 min read
The Knights of Columbus, the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization, celebrated the 125th anniversary of its patriotic fourth degree with an exemplification ceremony, Mass, and unveiling of a statue of its founder Blessed Michael J. McGivney at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City.
Pope’s condition still ‘critical’ with signs of renal insufficiency under control
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Pope’s condition still ‘critical’ with signs of renal insufficiency under control

Cindy WoodenFebruary 23, 20254 min read
While Italy’s main news agency reported that Pope Francis’ respiratory “crisis” had subsided, a Vatican source said he was still receiving supplemental oxygen by nasal cannula early Feb. 23.
Bishops call for prayers as Pope Francis’ condition worsens
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Bishops call for prayers as Pope Francis’ condition worsens

Gina ChristianFebruary 23, 20253 min read
Catholic bishops throughout the U.S. are calling on faithful to pray for Pope Francis, now in critical condition in Rome’s Gemelli hospital amid a week-long battle with respiratory illness.
Deacons are called to selflessness, men ordained at Jubilee Mass are told
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Deacons are called to selflessness, men ordained at Jubilee Mass are told

Justin McLellanFebruary 23, 20255 min read
The Feb. 23 ordination Mass at the Vatican was the culmination of a three-day Holy Year celebration that drew thousands of deacons, plus their wives and others, from more than 100 countries to Rome for communal prayer, discussion and celebration of the diaconate.
With mentors and Holy Spirit, marriage catechumenate model bears fruit
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With mentors and Holy Spirit, marriage catechumenate model bears fruit

Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 23, 20257 min read
The Witness to Love approach challenges couples to engage with church teaching and what being married means. It also involves close accompaniment by a practicing Catholic mentor couple — of their own choosing — who shares the couple’s journey to the altar and provides them a “lifeline” of support beyond the wedding day.
Church leaders discuss evangelization through culture at Vatican meeting
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Church leaders discuss evangelization through culture at Vatican meeting

Justin McLellanFebruary 23, 20254 min read
Evangelizing through culture is a challenge for the church, especially in societies where faith is seen as “something alien,” participants said at a Vatican-sponsored discussion on faith and culture.
Using food truck to help L.A. fire victims ’round one,’ says priest; Capuchins’ outreach continues
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Using food truck to help L.A. fire victims ’round one,’ says priest; Capuchins’ outreach continues

Katie YoderFebruary 23, 20255 min read
When the recent Los Angeles fires forced the local Capuchin Franciscan friars to evacuate, they sought shelter at the Pasadena Convention Center along with hundreds of others.
Pope has respiratory ‘crisis,’ doctors say ‘prognosis reserved’
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Pope has respiratory ‘crisis,’ doctors say ‘prognosis reserved’

Cindy WoodenFebruary 22, 20253 min read
Pope Francis experienced “an asthmatic respiratory crisis of prolonged magnitude, which also required the use of oxygen at high flows” Feb. 22, said the daily medical bulletin released by the Vatican.
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