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Vatican publishes new norms to discern alleged supernatural phenomena
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Vatican publishes new norms to discern alleged supernatural phenomena

Justin McLellanMay 17, 20247 min read
The Vatican has published new norms for the church to discern alleged supernatural phenomena, such as Marian apparitions and mystical visions, which streamline the discernment process for bishops, allow the Vatican to avoid making definitive judgments on the authenticity of the events and reaffirm that Catholics are not obliged to believe in the purported phenomena.
Fact Check: House bill cracking down on antisemitism does not restrict biblical teaching
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Fact Check: House bill cracking down on antisemitism does not restrict biblical teaching

OSV NewsMay 17, 20246 min read
Claims circulating among right-leaning influencers about legislation under consideration in Congress to counter antisemitism on college campuses are not an accurate reflection of the legislation, according to an analysis by OSV News.
Those with mental illness, their families should not suffer alone, bishop says at special Mass
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Those with mental illness, their families should not suffer alone, bishop says at special Mass

Mark ZimmermannMay 17, 20245 min read
The Mass at the center’s St. Francis Deaf Catholic Church was celebrated in conjunction with May as Mental Health Awareness Month. It also came ahead of the May 15 feast day of St. Dymphna, a 17th-century Irish teen saint who is the patron saint of people experiencing mental health challenges and nervous or emotional distress.
Federal judge sentences 6 more pro-life activists to federal prison terms
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Federal judge sentences 6 more pro-life activists to federal prison terms

Kurt JensenMay 17, 20246 min read
Most of the pro-life activists sentenced to federal prison terms in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia May 14 and 15 along with Lauren Handy are Catholics with years in the “rescue movement” and other arrests.
Sisters on Eucharistic pilgrimage’s ‘Seton Route’ see God’s providence in preparations
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Sisters on Eucharistic pilgrimage’s ‘Seton Route’ see God’s providence in preparations

Maria WieringMay 17, 20245 min read
Learning to reverse a truck attached to a camper trailer wasn’t on Mother Mary Maximilian Cote’s to-do list — until recently, when it became a pressing need. On May 18, she and three other members of the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love are joining the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, and she’s a back-up driver for their support vehicle.
Pilgrim priest: National Eucharistic Pilgrimage helps reveal the church’s ‘deepest core’
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Pilgrim priest: National Eucharistic Pilgrimage helps reveal the church’s ‘deepest core’

Maria WieringMay 17, 20246 min read
Father Roger Landry may be the reason 24 young people and several priests are walking thousands of miles across the United States this summer with the Eucharist.
Pew study shows support for legal abortion growing 2 years after Dobbs
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Pew study shows support for legal abortion growing 2 years after Dobbs

Kate ScanlonMay 17, 20243 min read
Nearly two years after the Supreme Court overturned its 1973 Roe v. Wade decision making abortion a constitutional right, a majority of Americans said they support legal abortion in all or most cases, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center.
Planning to join up with the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage? Here’s what you need to know
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Planning to join up with the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage? Here’s what you need to know

Maria WieringMay 17, 20246 min read
There are hundreds of opportunities for Catholics to join the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage for Mass, adoration, processions and other events. However, casually meeting up with perpetual pilgrims along the four routes may be trickier, and is even prohibited along certain sections of the journey, according to pilgrimage leaders.
U.S. Justice Department, civil rights groups file lawsuits against Iowa over immigration law
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U.S. Justice Department, civil rights groups file lawsuits against Iowa over immigration law

Barb Arland-FyeMay 16, 20246 min read
Separate lawsuits filed by the U.S. Justice Department and civil rights groups claim that the state of Iowa’s new immigration law, which creates a state crime for unlawful reentry, violates federal law and the U.S. Constitution.
Cardinal Parolin says Vatican will attend Ukraine peace summit
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Cardinal Parolin says Vatican will attend Ukraine peace summit

Cindy WoodenMay 16, 20242 min read
Cardinal Pietro Parolin told reporters May 15 that the Vatican would be present in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, June 15-16 for an international summit organized to work toward peace in Ukraine.
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