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No one has ‘exclusive right’ to God’s voice, pope says at synod opening
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No one has ‘exclusive right’ to God’s voice, pope says at synod opening

Justin McLellanOctober 2, 20244 min read
Members of the Synod of Bishops must engage in genuine dialogue with those holding differing views, avoid pushing personal agendas and remain open to changing their minds about what is best for the church, Pope Francis said.
Vance and Walz debate abortion, immigration, gun policy and democracy
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Vance and Walz debate abortion, immigration, gun policy and democracy

Kate ScanlonOctober 2, 20246 min read
At the first and only debate Oct. 1 between Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., and Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, the vice presidential nominees of their respective parties, the candidates sparred with each other on topics including abortion, immigration, gun policy relating to preventing school shootings, and democracy, with each one all the while seeking to defend his own running mate while critiquing his opponent’s.
Mountain-climbing monks enjoy views, brews and Mass on Pacific Northwest peaks
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Mountain-climbing monks enjoy views, brews and Mass on Pacific Northwest peaks

SueAnn HowellOctober 2, 202411 min read
In a summer of firsts, mountain-climbing Benedictine monks of Mount Angel Abbey took to the heights — their locally brewed beer tucked in backpacks — ascending renowned peaks in the Pacific Northwest during the season’s brief window of opportunity.
Siena College symposium answers ‘Earth’s cry’ with ‘humanity’s call’ to care for creation
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Siena College symposium answers ‘Earth’s cry’ with ‘humanity’s call’ to care for creation

Gina ChristianOctober 2, 20247 min read
A Franciscan college in New York state will host a two-day gathering on integral ecology and sustainability with a focus on creating a “global vision with local meaning” to care for creation.
Woman religious who as physician treats Tennessee’s uninsured receives Lumen Christi Award
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Woman religious who as physician treats Tennessee’s uninsured receives Lumen Christi Award

OSV NewsOctober 2, 20243 min read
The Catholic Extension Society has awarded its 2024-2025 Lumen Christi Award to a woman religious who as a physician provides health care to uninsured patients in rural eastern Tennessee.
Since Oct. 7 attacks and start of war, pope calls Gaza every day, lifting up suffering community
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Since Oct. 7 attacks and start of war, pope calls Gaza every day, lifting up suffering community

Dale GavlakOctober 2, 20245 min read
Since Hamas’ attack on Israel Oct. 7, 2023, and the immediate start of the Israel-Hamas war, Pope Francis has provided daily spiritual solace to Gaza Strip’s only Catholic parish.
Church must recognize, ask pardon for its sins, pope says before synod
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Church must recognize, ask pardon for its sins, pope says before synod

Cindy WoodenOctober 1, 20245 min read
The Catholic Church cannot be credible in its mission of proclaiming Christ unless it acknowledges its mistakes and bends down “to heal the wounds we have caused by our sins,” Pope Francis said.
‘Déjà vu, only worse’: Catholic aid workers ‘at risk everywhere in Lebanon’
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‘Déjà vu, only worse’: Catholic aid workers ‘at risk everywhere in Lebanon’

Gina ChristianOctober 1, 20247 min read
As the Israel-Hamas war expands to include attacks in Lebanon — where the Iran-backed Shia militia Hezbollah is based — OSV News interviewed Michel Constantin, regional director for the Catholic Near East Welfare Association-Pontifical Mission in Palestine.
Synod members reflect on diversity, trust, before assembly opens
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Synod members reflect on diversity, trust, before assembly opens

Justin McLellanOctober 1, 20244 min read
The Synod of Bishops on synodality does not aim only at bridging the gap between factions within the Catholic Church, but it also must grapple with the immense diversity of its 1.3 billion members spanning across cultures and countries, a spiritual adviser to the synod said.
Seven things to know about the second and final session of the Synod on Synodality
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Seven things to know about the second and final session of the Synod on Synodality

Maria WieringOctober 1, 20246 min read
The second meeting of the 16th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops begins Oct. 2 at the Vatican.
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