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Hot-button issues raised by Vatican synod called ‘a mechanism’ to understand synodal method
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Hot-button issues raised by Vatican synod called ‘a mechanism’ to understand synodal method

Maria WieringOctober 8, 20245 min read
The goal of the second and final meeting of the Synod on Synodality underway at the Vatican is understanding and exercising synodality in the church, rather than immediately resolving specific issues, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ synodality expert said.
Short-lived strike puts focus on how dockworkers’ labor keeps economy, supply chain rolling
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Short-lived strike puts focus on how dockworkers’ labor keeps economy, supply chain rolling

Kimberly HeatheringtonOctober 7, 20247 min read
ILA members load and unload cargo from vessels in ports, harbors, and docks, while the USMX represents ocean cargo carriers and terminal operators.
As church prepares for Jubilee, ‘Holy Land is bleeding,’ Palestine ambassador says
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As church prepares for Jubilee, ‘Holy Land is bleeding,’ Palestine ambassador says

Junno Arocho EstevesOctober 7, 20245 min read
Without a ceasefire, the upcoming Jubilee year in Rome will be marred by the suffering and bloodshed in the Holy Land, Palestine’s ambassador to the Holy See said. In an interview with OSV News Sept. 27, Ambassador Issa Kassissieh said that he hopes that “the war will be behind us” by the time Pope Francis […]
Israeli ambassador says country ‘craves peace’ as tensions rise in the Middle East
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Israeli ambassador says country ‘craves peace’ as tensions rise in the Middle East

Junno Arocho EstevesOctober 7, 20246 min read
On the first anniversary of the attack that sparked an escalating conflict in the Holy Land, Israel’s ambassador to the Holy See said his country still hopes for peace.
Powerful impose war on others, world shows indifference, pope says
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Powerful impose war on others, world shows indifference, pope says

Carol GlatzOctober 7, 20245 min read
On the one-year anniversary of the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, Pope Francis expressed his solidarity with all those suffering because of conflicts throughout the Middle East, urged Christians to be peacemakers and warned warmongers they will face God’s judgment.
Synod members vote to dialogue with study groups set up by pope
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Synod members vote to dialogue with study groups set up by pope

Cindy WoodenOctober 7, 20243 min read
Members of the Synod of Bishops have voted to give up one of their few free afternoons to “dialogue” with the leaders of the study groups Pope Francis set up to reflect on important questions raised by the synod in 2023.
Patriarch: Amid ‘turmoil of hatred, violence,’ Christians in Holy Land keep spiritual life alive
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Patriarch: Amid ‘turmoil of hatred, violence,’ Christians in Holy Land keep spiritual life alive

Judith SudilovskyOctober 7, 20247 min read
In a year filled with the “turmoil of hatred and violence” — which Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa described as “terrible, horrible,” it has been very important to keep the “spiritual life of the Christian community,” as well as his own, “alive,” the patriarch said.
In second week, synod to discuss authority in the church
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In second week, synod to discuss authority in the church

Justin McLellanOctober 7, 20243 min read
Members of the Synod of Bishops have begun looking for ways to make relationships within the Catholic Church “more transparent and more harmonious, so that our witness may become more credible.”
Bishop Martin surveys Helene relief efforts in North Carolina
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Bishop Martin surveys Helene relief efforts in North Carolina

OSV NewsOctober 7, 20248 min read
Helene — which made landfall in Florida late in the evening of Sept. 26 as a Category 4 Hurricane and was downgraded the next day — has been reported to be one of the deadliest storms in the U.S., with more than 215 people confirmed dead
As wider war threatens Middle East, pope asks Mary to intercede
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As wider war threatens Middle East, pope asks Mary to intercede

Cindy WoodenOctober 7, 20243 min read
As fighting in the Middle East intensified and spread, Pope Francis turned to Mary, begging her to “intercede for our world in danger.”
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