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Celebration of Ethel Kennedy’s life recalls her strong faith, human rights work, humor
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Celebration of Ethel Kennedy’s life recalls her strong faith, human rights work, humor

Mark ZimmermannOctober 18, 20248 min read
In the majestic Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington during an Oct. 16 celebration of life for Ethel Skakel Kennedy, the singer Stevie Wonder honored his friend by singing the Our Father accompanied by a harpist, and then leading the congregation in a rousing version of “Isn’t She Lovely.”
Cardinal Rys: The church of ‘we’ saves community from ‘clerical narcissism’
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Cardinal Rys: The church of ‘we’ saves community from ‘clerical narcissism’

Paulina GuzikOctober 18, 20246 min read
Opening a new academic year at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków, Poland, Cardinal Grzegorz Rys of Lódz posed “the most important question in the church” today for him: “How to be a missionary synodal church?”
Cardinal says bishop’s conference isn’t place for ‘doctrinal teaching’
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Cardinal says bishop’s conference isn’t place for ‘doctrinal teaching’

Cindy WoodenOctober 18, 20244 min read
While some media reported a move at the Synod of Bishops to allow every national bishops’ conference to make Catholic doctrine, Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark, N.J., said that was not precisely what he heard.
Jesus ‘brings us to his heart, brings us with him to heart of God,’ archbishop tells congress in Ocean City
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Jesus ‘brings us to his heart, brings us with him to heart of God,’ archbishop tells congress in Ocean City

Connie ConnollyOctober 18, 20246 min read
In just 45 minutes, Archbishop Richard G. Henning presented salvation history according to sacred Scripture in an engaging keynote address Oct. 5, during the Eucharistic Congress sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington.
In November, two Sundays are devoted to prayer for persecuted Christians around world
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In November, two Sundays are devoted to prayer for persecuted Christians around world

Gina ChristianOctober 18, 20244 min read
A number of organizations are inviting faithful to pray for persecuted Christians throughout the month of November, as more than 365 million believers in Christ worldwide suffer high levels of persecution and discrimination, according to a 20242023 report by the advocacy group Open Doors.
Synodality takes time, members say, and tension is natural part of it
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Synodality takes time, members say, and tension is natural part of it

Cindy WoodenOctober 18, 20243 min read
Three weeks into the second session of the Synod of Bishops, journalists wanted to know what outcomes the synod members were moving toward, but several synod members said it is too soon to tell.
At home or abroad, mission work involves ‘radical transformation’ in Christ, says US missions expert
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At home or abroad, mission work involves ‘radical transformation’ in Christ, says US missions expert

Gina ChristianOctober 18, 20247 min read
Ahead of World Mission Sunday — which the Catholic Church celebrates on the second to last Sunday in October, and which in 2024 falls on Oct. 20 — OSV News spoke with Kevin Foy, executive director of the United States Catholic Mission Association, on current perspectives and trends in mission work.
‘Praying and Learning con la Familia’ program a timely initiative in children’s ministry
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‘Praying and Learning con la Familia’ program a timely initiative in children’s ministry

Maria del Pilar GuzmanOctober 18, 20247 min read
Investing in this young population by offering training for priests, deacons, women religious and laypeople who, as their ministers, aim to form their faith and enrich their spiritual lives is precisely what MAAC is doing with the $1.2 million grant it received from the Lilly Endowment Inc., through its Nurturing Children through Worship and Prayer Initiative, in 2023.
Poland’s church remembers its heroic ‘Solidarity Martyr’ — Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko
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Poland’s church remembers its heroic ‘Solidarity Martyr’ — Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko

Jonathan LuxmooreOctober 18, 20247 min read
As 40 years have passed since the murder of Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko, one of their church’s most famous priests, Polish Catholics are urging people everywhere to revisit and learn from his heroic testimony.
Ukrainian pilgrims gather at Lourdes to pray for peace in homeland and in the world
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Ukrainian pilgrims gather at Lourdes to pray for peace in homeland and in the world

Gina ChristianOctober 18, 20244 min read
As Russia’s war on Ukraine approaches its 11th year, thousands of Ukrainians from all over the world gathered at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes in France to pray for peace in their homeland and throughout the world.
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