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‘Parishes are on their own,’ says Nicaraguan priest as regime’s repression targets diocese
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‘Parishes are on their own,’ says Nicaraguan priest as regime’s repression targets diocese

David AgrenAugust 5, 20247 min read
At least 11 churchmen have been detained by police and paramilitaries over a weeklong assault in northern Nicaragua, depleting the already demoralized Diocese of Matagalpa — whose leader, Bishop Rolando Álvarez, lives in exile.
Vatican says it was ‘saddened’ by Olympics’ opening ceremony
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Vatican says it was ‘saddened’ by Olympics’ opening ceremony

Catholic News ServiceAugust 5, 20242 min read
More than a week after the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games, the Vatican joined people who complained that a segment of the show featuring drag performers offended Christians.
Pope pleads for restraint in Middle East after killing of Hamas leader
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Pope pleads for restraint in Middle East after killing of Hamas leader

Cindy WoodenAugust 5, 20243 min read
As fears of a widening war in the Middle East grew again in early August, Pope Francis pleaded with the region’s leaders to exercise restraint and engage in dialogue.
Communicators advised to ‘challenge your assumptions’ for reaching Latino Catholics
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Communicators advised to ‘challenge your assumptions’ for reaching Latino Catholics

Maria WieringAugust 5, 20248 min read
Earnestly listening to Latino Catholics in the church, including their perspectives in Catholic content, and showing their diversity in media visuals are crucial ways for Catholic media to reach those audiences, Latino Catholic leaders told Catholic communications professionals during a panel discussion June 20.
Papal adviser, head of Microsoft talk ethics and AI in conversation on tech giant’s campus
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Papal adviser, head of Microsoft talk ethics and AI in conversation on tech giant’s campus

Helen McClenahanAugust 4, 20244 min read
Dozens of technologists and Catholics gathered at Microsoft in Redmond for a conversation about ethics in artificial intelligence between an “unlikely pair,” as they were introduced: a papal adviser and the head of Microsoft.
Ready to serve: Altar servers reinforce ministry during Rome pilgrimage
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Ready to serve: Altar servers reinforce ministry during Rome pilgrimage

Carol GlatzAugust 3, 20245 min read
During a week of extreme high temperature warnings, altar servers on a pilgrimage to Rome found many ways to cool off and strengthen their faith by visiting the city’s underground catacombs, cavernous basilicas and a temporary pilgrimage center near St. Peter’s Square.
In the City of Light, a Marian gem shines
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In the City of Light, a Marian gem shines

Gretchen R. CroweAugust 3, 20246 min read
The beautiful sanctuary, rich in blues and gold, and filled with art reflecting Mary’s apparitions, also houses the relics of St. Catherine.
Retired FBI agent, clergy abuse survivor and social workers appointed to bishops’ National Review Board
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Retired FBI agent, clergy abuse survivor and social workers appointed to bishops’ National Review Board

Gina ChristianAugust 2, 20246 min read
A retired FBI agent will head up the U.S. bishops’ consultative safe environment body, while a clergy abuse survivor, a nursing professor and two clinical social workers are also among the board’s Aug. 1 appointments.
Diocesan Holy Doors will not be feature of Jubilee 2025, Vatican says
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Diocesan Holy Doors will not be feature of Jubilee 2025, Vatican says

Carol GlatzAugust 2, 20244 min read
While bishops around the world are asked to designate their cathedrals or other significant churches as special places of pilgrimage and prayer for the Holy Year 2025, the Vatican is not asking them to dedicate and open a “Holy Door” at those churches.
Detroit procession for Blessed Solanus Casey on feast day celebrates his humility, virtues
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Detroit procession for Blessed Solanus Casey on feast day celebrates his humility, virtues

Daniel MeloyAugust 2, 20246 min read
Blessed Solanus Casey serves as a role model for offering disappointments up to God and bearing wrongs patiently, Bishop Robert J. McClory of Gary, Indiana, told the faithful gathered at St. Bonaventure Monastery to celebrate the porter’s feast day.
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