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Eliminating differences with gender ideology is terrible danger, pope says
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Eliminating differences with gender ideology is terrible danger, pope says

Carol GlatzMarch 1, 20244 min read
The gifts of men and women are “fruitful” together, and to erase the difference between men and women “is to erase humanity,” Pope Francis said.
Jesus accepts a person’s fragility so they can accept others, pope says
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Jesus accepts a person’s fragility so they can accept others, pope says

Cindy WoodenMarch 1, 20243 min read
Jesus did not teach his disciples to organize agencies and structures to help vulnerable people, but gave the example of encountering them, listening to them and helping them as individuals and not “categories” of people in need, Pope Francis said.
Papal preacher warns of rise in overly academic theology
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Papal preacher warns of rise in overly academic theology

Justin McLellanMarch 1, 20243 min read
Western theology risks becoming an abstract and rationalized conversation among academics rather than a tool for nourishing the faith of God’s people, the papal preacher said.
Speakers, stats show urgent need for parishes to welcome young, old with disabilities
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Speakers, stats show urgent need for parishes to welcome young, old with disabilities

Kimberly HeatheringtonMarch 1, 20248 min read
The urgent need for Catholic parishes to welcome young and old with disabilities — and their families — was prominent among presentation threads at a Feb. 17 conference held virtually by the Diocese of Arlington, Va., “From Inclusion to Belonging: Creating Communities that Foster Mental Health for All.”
Exhibit of 200 relics at New Jersey oratory is a special gift during Lent for many faithful
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Exhibit of 200 relics at New Jersey oratory is a special gift during Lent for many faithful

Jaimie Julia WintersMarch 1, 20246 min read
Nearly 3,500 of the faithful came from as far as Maine and Maryland and waited over two hours to view 200 relics of Jesus, the Holy Family, and various saints, martyrs and blesseds exhibited at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Oratory in Montclair Feb. 24.
Texas executes death-row inmate despite allegations of false testimony at trial
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Texas executes death-row inmate despite allegations of false testimony at trial

Kate ScanlonFebruary 29, 20244 min read
Ivan Cantu was executed Feb. 28 by the state of Texas despite claims that the Texan’s 2001 conviction for killing James Mosqueda and Amy Kitchen, his cousin and his cousin’s fiancee, was based on false testimony.
Vatican publishes full papal schedule for Holy Week, Easter
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Vatican publishes full papal schedule for Holy Week, Easter

Justin McLellanFebruary 29, 20242 min read
Pope Francis’ calendar for Holy Week and Easter is just as full as in previous years despite a mild illness which has caused him to cancel meetings in the days leading up to the release of his liturgical calendar for March.
Pope has full day of appointments after going to hospital for tests
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Pope has full day of appointments after going to hospital for tests

Cindy WoodenFebruary 29, 20243 min read
The day after Pope Francis paid a brief visit to Rome’s Gemelli Isola Hospital for “diagnostic tests,” he had a full morning of audiences, including a meeting with bishops from Italy’s Emilia Romagna region making their “ad limina” visits to the Vatican.
Christian minister says nitrogen execution he witnessed is slow, ‘spiritually violent’ torture
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Christian minister says nitrogen execution he witnessed is slow, ‘spiritually violent’ torture

Gina ChristianFebruary 29, 20246 min read
Rev. Hood said he and the other witnesses “were very under-informed, very underprepared” for the execution method.
As war enters third year, Ukrainians helped by church number in millions
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As war enters third year, Ukrainians helped by church number in millions

Paulina GuzikFebruary 29, 20247 min read
Entering the third year of war several church institutions wrapped their aid effort in “two years of war” reports, showing that millions of people have been saved thanks to the Catholic Church.
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