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Indigenous coalition asks Supreme Court to stop mine threatening sacred site
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Indigenous coalition asks Supreme Court to stop mine threatening sacred site

Kate ScanlonSeptember 12, 20244 min read
A coalition of Western Apache people, along with other Native American and non-Indigenous supporters, under the banner of the non-profit Apache Stronghold, asked the U.S. Supreme Court Sept. 11 to protect their sacred site at Oak Flat, Arizona, from destruction by a copper mining giant after a federal appeals court rejected their request.
Clergy, diplomats call on U.N. General Assembly in new session to strive for peace
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Clergy, diplomats call on U.N. General Assembly in new session to strive for peace

Steven SchwankertSeptember 12, 20246 min read
Bishop David J. Malloy of Rockford, Ill., quoted Pope Benedict XVI in praying for peace Sept. 9 as dignitaries gathered for a prayer service on the eve of the United Nations’ 79th session of the General Assembly.
Love is what builds and endures, pope says in Singapore
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Love is what builds and endures, pope says in Singapore

Cindy WoodenSeptember 12, 20244 min read
The true significance of Singapore’s soaring skyscrapers, robust economy and high-tech achievements must be found in the stories of love and care that are behind them, Pope Francis said.
Franciscan University to launch new program in D.C. after $10 million gift
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Franciscan University to launch new program in D.C. after $10 million gift

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The Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, announced new plans Sept. 3 to launch a program helping students engage in political and cultural work in the nation’s capital after a multi-million dollar gift.
James Earl Jones, distinguished actor and Catholic convert, dies at 93
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James Earl Jones, distinguished actor and Catholic convert, dies at 93

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James Earl Jones, a distinguished actor known for his resonant voice and a Black Catholic, died Sept. 9 in Dutchess County, New York, at age 93.
New book tells the story of 16 Catholic heroes of civil and human rights
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New book tells the story of 16 Catholic heroes of civil and human rights

Katie YoderSeptember 11, 20245 min read
The authors of a new book profiling 16 holy men and women who championed civil and human rights want readers to know: You can be a saint.
Crises caused by war, migration and how the church can respond prompt debate at congress
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Crises caused by war, migration and how the church can respond prompt debate at congress

Eduardo Campos LimaSeptember 11, 20245 min read
The first two days of presentations of the 53rd International Eucharistic Congress in Quito, Ecuador, contrasted the hardships currently faced by many people in different parts of the world with the prophetic responses that the church can provide in times of crisis.
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Missouri’s abortion ballot measure upheld by state’s high court

Kate ScanlonSeptember 11, 20245 min read
An amendment to enact abortion protections in Missouri’s state constitution will be on the ballot in November, the state’s Supreme Court ruled Sept. 10.
As wildfires rage in Bolivia, bishops warn of lasting damage to ‘Mother Earth’
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As wildfires rage in Bolivia, bishops warn of lasting damage to ‘Mother Earth’

Junno Arocho EstevesSeptember 11, 20244 min read
The bishops of Bolivia urged the country’s authorities to act quickly in staving off irreparable harm to people and the environment as raging wildfires continue to devastate millions of acres.
CEO of 9/11-related foundation reflects on service to first responders, vets, families
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CEO of 9/11-related foundation reflects on service to first responders, vets, families

Beth GriffinSeptember 11, 20245 min read
The passage of 23 years has only strengthened Frank Siller’s resolve that first responders to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and the soldiers lost in the war that followed will never be forgotten.
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