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Prayers, adoration and getting back to basics of faith seen as ways to encourage vocations
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Prayers, adoration and getting back to basics of faith seen as ways to encourage vocations

Tom TracyFebruary 15, 20256 min read
Prayers and fasting, eucharistic adoration and getting back to the basics of the Catholic faith are some of the ways the laity can encourage priestly and religious vocations in 2025.
Engagement with culture must be central to Catholic life, cardinal says
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Engagement with culture must be central to Catholic life, cardinal says

Justin McLellanFebruary 15, 20254 min read
Catholics cannot confine their faith to the liturgy but must fully engage and dialogue with the culture that surrounds them, said the cardinal responsible for the church’s engagement with the world of culture.
Pope hospitalized with respiratory infection; condition ‘fair,’ Vatican says
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Pope hospitalized with respiratory infection; condition ‘fair,’ Vatican says

Cindy WoodenFebruary 14, 20254 min read
After suffering from bronchitis for more than a week and having obvious difficulty breathing, the 88-year-old Pope Francis was admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital Feb. 14.
Bishops’ migration chair invites Vance to dialogue over church’s work with migrants
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Bishops’ migration chair invites Vance to dialogue over church’s work with migrants

Kate ScanlonFebruary 14, 20255 min read
The U.S. bishops’ migration chair called recent comments by Vice President JD Vance about the church’s work with migrants “a tremendous mischaracterization” while speaking at an event in the nation’s capital Feb. 12. But he also invited Vance to sit down and talk with him to set the record straight.
Second Knights of Columbus novena for Ukraine urges prayers ‘for hope’ for the country
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Second Knights of Columbus novena for Ukraine urges prayers ‘for hope’ for the country

Paulina GuzikFebruary 14, 20255 min read
As the third anniversary of the war in Ukraine approaches Feb. 24, the Knights of Columbus called for prayers ” for hope for Ukraine” and launched a novena Feb. 15 to pray for widows, youth, orphans, veterans and all those affected by the full-scale Russian invasion.
Catholic research institutions among those concerned about future of NIH funding
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Catholic research institutions among those concerned about future of NIH funding

Kate ScanlonFebruary 14, 20254 min read
Ongoing uncertainty about funding from the National Institutes of Health could imperil medical research at academic institutions all over the country, including Catholic institutions, multiple sources told OSV News.
Bishops defend Catholic Charities work with migrants, refugees as obedience to Jesus
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Bishops defend Catholic Charities work with migrants, refugees as obedience to Jesus

Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 14, 20259 min read
Catholic Charities agencies provide essential services, such as food, clothing and a place to sleep, as part of how the church puts the Gospel mandate from Jesus Christ into action.
Cardinal Parolin: Palestinians must not be deported from Gaza
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Cardinal Parolin: Palestinians must not be deported from Gaza

Carol GlatzFebruary 14, 20253 min read
The same week U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated his idea of emptying Gaza of more than 2 million Palestinians so it could become a “Riviera of the Middle East,” a top Vatican official said there must be no deportations.
A good match is hard to find: Catholics try to renew a ‘hopeless’ dating culture
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A good match is hard to find: Catholics try to renew a ‘hopeless’ dating culture

Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 14, 20258 min read
Valentine’s Day has arrived and will soon have come and gone — and that can mean date anxiety for singles. Before, during and after the holiday.
Catholic University recognized with ‘elite’ R1 research designation
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Catholic University recognized with ‘elite’ R1 research designation

OSV NewsFebruary 13, 20253 min read
The Catholic University of America in Washington has now been granted an elite R1 research designation, joining six other Catholic institutions holding that status, the university announced Feb. 13.
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