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Bishops hear update on plans to implement ministry of lay catechist set forth by pope
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Bishops hear update on plans to implement ministry of lay catechist set forth by pope

Lauretta BrownNovember 14, 20245 min read
Archbishop Charles C. Thompson of Indianapolis, chair of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis, updated his fellow bishops Nov. 13 in Baltimore on his committee’s plans to implement the ministry of the lay catechist, a ministry set forward by Pope Francis in his May 2021 apostolic letter “Antiquum Ministerium.”
USCCB President: Living the virtues, listening and dialogue are vital to church, society
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USCCB President: Living the virtues, listening and dialogue are vital to church, society

Michael R. HeinleinNovember 14, 20248 min read
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops wrapped up its fall plenary assembly’s final public session Nov. 13 in Baltimore, in which the bishops discussed topics ranging from the recent election, to synodality, to care for the environment, to life issues, including abortion and immigration.
Retired Archbishop Keleher of Kansas City, Kan., dies at age 93
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Retired Archbishop Keleher of Kansas City, Kan., dies at age 93

OSV NewsNovember 14, 20246 min read
Retired Archbishop James P. Keleher of Kansas City died of natural causes in his home at the Santa Marta Retirement Community in Olathe Nov. 9. He was 93.
Selfishness is blocking progress on climate change, cardinal says
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Selfishness is blocking progress on climate change, cardinal says

Cindy WoodenNovember 14, 20244 min read
Efforts to slow climate change and mitigate its impact, particularly on the poor, are being thwarted by selfishness, the Vatican secretary of state told world leaders at the COP29 climate conference.
Ousted Texas bishop attacks Pope Francis, accuses U.S. bishops of silence amid ‘false messages’
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Ousted Texas bishop attacks Pope Francis, accuses U.S. bishops of silence amid ‘false messages’

OSV NewsNovember 13, 20245 min read
Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, whom Pope Francis removed from pastoral governance of the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, in 2023, read an open letter Nov. 13 in Baltimore asking “what it will take for more than a few bishops to finally speak up against the false messages constantly flowing from the Vatican under the leadership of Pope Francis?”
Biden meets with Trump, his predecessor and successor, at White House
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Biden meets with Trump, his predecessor and successor, at White House

Kate ScanlonNovember 13, 20243 min read
President Joe Biden welcomed President-elect Donald Trump to the White House Nov. 13 for an Oval Office visit, a ritual part of the U.S. tradition of a peaceful transfer of power between presidents, and one that Trump declined four years earlier.
British Catholics react to Anglican archbishop’s shock resignation
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British Catholics react to Anglican archbishop’s shock resignation

Jonathan LuxmooreNovember 13, 20247 min read
Leading British Catholics have urged their church to avoid involvement in the resignation of the Anglican archbishop of Canterbury, who quit Nov. 12 after being implicated in a large-scale abuse cover-up.
U.S. bishops approve new ‘mission directive’ to guide conference work
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U.S. bishops approve new ‘mission directive’ to guide conference work

OSV NewsNovember 13, 20242 min read
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops voted Nov. 13 in Baltimore to approve a new “mission directive” for 2025-28, a new way that the conference is presenting its strategic vision for the next four years.
Perpetrators of abuse are clever; vigilance is critical, speakers say
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Perpetrators of abuse are clever; vigilance is critical, speakers say

Carol GlatzNovember 13, 20247 min read
The Catholic Church needs decisive leadership in creating a safe, caring and welcoming environment for everyone, and it needs constant vigilance against complacency, said several speakers at a Vatican-sponsored safeguarding conference.
Republicans secure majority of U.S. House seats and expected to control U.S. Senate
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Republicans secure majority of U.S. House seats and expected to control U.S. Senate

Kate ScanlonNovember 13, 20247 min read
Republicans secured a majority of the U.S. House of Representatives, according to a Nov. 12 projection by data provider Decision Desk HQ, giving President-elect Donald Trump GOP majorities in both chambers of Congress as he begins his second term in January.
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