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Cardinal: Without church, there would be ‘no life, no hope and no future’ for many Africans
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Cardinal: Without church, there would be ‘no life, no hope and no future’ for many Africans

Ngala Killian ChimtonJuly 29, 20245 min read
A leading African cardinal has described the Catholic Church in Africa as “a champion of human development,” saying that it’s precisely the church that makes up for state deficiencies in many places.
Buenos Aires no longer Argentina’s primatial see as pope switches see to Santiago del Estero
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Buenos Aires no longer Argentina’s primatial see as pope switches see to Santiago del Estero

David AgrenJuly 29, 20243 min read
Pope Francis has designated the provincial city of Santiago del Estero as Argentina’s primatial see in a move described by Catholic leaders as a historic “reparation” and a reflection of his preference for putting the peripheries at the center of church attention. The Archdiocese of Buenos Aires — the national capital, with roughly one-third of […]
Two officials at the Vatican’s doctrinal office will be ordained bishops
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Two officials at the Vatican’s doctrinal office will be ordained bishops

Carol GlatzJuly 29, 20242 min read
The Vatican announced July 29 that Pope Francis has decided Msgr. John Kennedy, 56, the secretary of the dicastery’s disciplinary section, will be an archbishop and have the “titular see” of Ossero, an ancient diocese in Croatia that ceased functioning in the 19th century. 
New bishop of Knoxville, Tenn., calls his ordination, installation ‘a day of great beginnings’
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New bishop of Knoxville, Tenn., calls his ordination, installation ‘a day of great beginnings’

Dan McWilliamsJuly 29, 20247 min read
In a historic day for the Diocese of Knoxville, Bishop Mark Beckman was ordained July 26 as the church in East Tennessee’s fourth shepherd.
Despite long wait, chance to venerate saints’ relics offers ‘graces’ for congress-goers
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Despite long wait, chance to venerate saints’ relics offers ‘graces’ for congress-goers

Sean GallagherJuly 29, 20245 min read
Saints and blesseds whose relics were available for veneration in the chapel included the four patron saints of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage: the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Juan Diego, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton and St. Junipero Serra. The relic of Mary featured in the chapel was part of her veil.
Pope appeals for end to weapons’ production, for solidarity with the elderly
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Pope appeals for end to weapons’ production, for solidarity with the elderly

Carol GlatzJuly 29, 20243 min read
Many elderly people risk feeling an increasingly unbearable sense of loneliness, especially during summer, Pope Francis said.
Archbishop prays for residents, tourists in Canadian Rockies town devastated by wildfires
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Archbishop prays for residents, tourists in Canadian Rockies town devastated by wildfires

Quinton AmundsonJuly 29, 20244 min read
Edmonton Archbishop Richard W. Smith’s heart is with the people of Jasper, Alberta, and tourists forced to evacuate from the wildfire devastating the small alpine town and the neighboring famous Jasper National Park in the overnight hours of July 24 and 25.
Bishops, other Catholics around world decry ‘derision’ of Christianity at Olympics opening ceremony
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Bishops, other Catholics around world decry ‘derision’ of Christianity at Olympics opening ceremony

Caroline de SuryJuly 27, 20249 min read
The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games — a sports festival aimed to unite all nations of the world — created shock and disbelief instead as Catholics around the world felt offended by the parody of the Last Supper, which was part of the opening ceremony.
As Harris secures Democratic support, Catholic policy experts examine her record
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As Harris secures Democratic support, Catholic policy experts examine her record

Kate ScanlonJuly 26, 202414 min read
Catholics and experts in policy who spoke with OSV News said that Harris’ record in public life — from California attorney general, to U.S. senator, to vice president — sheds some light on how she might approach some areas of interest to Catholics, citing her record on abortion in particular as being at odds with Catholic teaching, but her record on issues such as labor as being more closely aligned.
Catholic advocates ‘deeply troubled’ by alleged abuse of migrant kids in US-funded shelters
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Catholic advocates ‘deeply troubled’ by alleged abuse of migrant kids in US-funded shelters

Gina ChristianJuly 25, 20246 min read
Catholic immigration and anti-trafficking advocates are expressing grave concern over alleged systemic sexual abuse of unaccompanied migrant children by staff of a private contractor for the U.S. government.
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