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Experts: Trump’s felony conviction is historic, with potential ramifications for U.S.
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Experts: Trump’s felony conviction is historic, with potential ramifications for U.S.

Kate ScanlonMay 31, 20246 min read
Former President Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was found guilty on all 34 felony counts by a Manhattan jury agreeing unanimously that he falsified business records in paying hush money to an adult film actress in the closing days of the 2016 campaign.
Greensburg Diocese asks police to investigate possible cover-up of staff criminal record
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Greensburg Diocese asks police to investigate possible cover-up of staff criminal record

Gina ChristianMay 31, 20247 min read
A Pennsylvania diocese has asked police to investigate after parish staff — overseen by a beloved pastor — possibly concealed a now-former employee’s criminal record, which includes a recent arrest on charges involving sexual offenses against a minor, as well as charges dating back to 2001-2002 for lewdness, indecent exposure and drug possession.
Pope encourages young priests to rely on each other in times of crisis
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Pope encourages young priests to rely on each other in times of crisis

Cindy WoodenMay 30, 20243 min read
The first years of priesthood are challenging, and the best way to survive and thrive is through closeness to God, to one’s bishop, one’s fellow priests and to one’s parishioners, Pope Francis told priests who have been ordained less than 10 years.
Diocese of Fresno to file for bankruptcy
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Diocese of Fresno to file for bankruptcy

OSV NewsMay 30, 20243 min read
Bishop Joseph V. Brennan said in a May 28 open letter that the Diocese of Fresno would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization “to address the substantial number of claims brought forth by victims collectively.”
NASA scientist, Salvadoran-born bishop, podcasting priest among 2024 commencement speakers
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NASA scientist, Salvadoran-born bishop, podcasting priest among 2024 commencement speakers

OSV NewsMay 30, 20249 min read
Bishop Menjivar told the graduates that with their talents and their “great education” — which he called “the gift of a lifetime” — they “have what it takes to help bring about a world of truth, justice, solidarity and peace. When all is said and done, that is the measure of true success, and I urge you to never accept less.”
‘Whoever welcomes a migrant welcomes Christ,’ pope says
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‘Whoever welcomes a migrant welcomes Christ,’ pope says

Catholic News ServiceMay 30, 20242 min read
Christians cannot share a vision that sees migrants as threats to society or as a cause for fear, Pope Francis said in a video meditation.
Euthanasia bill in France may be ‘the marker of the end of a society influenced by Christianity,’ expert says
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Euthanasia bill in France may be ‘the marker of the end of a society influenced by Christianity,’ expert says

Caroline de SuryMay 29, 20245 min read
French deputies began to work on the proposed “end of life” bill May 27, which, as it now stands, promises to be extremely permissive regarding euthanasia and medically assisted suicide.
Catholics in El Salvador criticize government for moving a mural of Saint Óscar Romero
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Catholics in El Salvador criticize government for moving a mural of Saint Óscar Romero

Manuel RuedaMay 29, 20245 min read
A recent decision by officials in El Salvador to remove a painting of Saint Óscar Romero from a prominent location in the nation’s main airport and move it to a more secluded area, generated backlash from Catholics and opinion leaders, who have been critical of how the nation’s government is treating national symbols while trying to rebrand the country as a safe and tourist-friendly destination.
Anglican-Catholic dialogue examines churches’ ethical teachings
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Anglican-Catholic dialogue examines churches’ ethical teachings

Cindy WoodenMay 29, 20243 min read
Recognizing that the Christian churches continually are called to grapple with new moral issues and that reaching different conclusions can complicate the search for Christian unity, a commission of Catholic and Anglican bishops and theologians has been studying how their traditions make decisions and what they can learn from each other.
Look inward to resolve war, famine, injustice, pope says
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Look inward to resolve war, famine, injustice, pope says

Justin McLellanMay 29, 20244 min read
The social and political problems plaguing modern society can be resolved only by allowing the Holy Spirit to heal humanity’s inner turmoil, Pope Francis said.
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