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Vatican sees spiritual value of Medjugorje, doesn’t judge it supernatural
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Vatican sees spiritual value of Medjugorje, doesn’t judge it supernatural

Cindy WoodenSeptember 19, 20246 min read
With some prudence, Catholics can benefit spiritually from the messages and spiritual practices associated with the alleged apparitions of Mary in Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina, said the Vatican Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Church leaders have been studying Medjugorje phenomenon for decades
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Church leaders have been studying Medjugorje phenomenon for decades

Cindy WoodenSeptember 19, 20247 min read
Six young people, aged 10 to 16, said Mary began appearing to them in June 1981 in Medjugorje, a town in what was then Yugoslavia and is now Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Colorado voters to decide fate of blocked marriage amendment at the ballot box
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Colorado voters to decide fate of blocked marriage amendment at the ballot box

OSV NewsSeptember 19, 20242 min read
Among the ballot measures voters will consider in November, Colorado voters will decide whether to keep a provision in their state constitution banning same-sex marriage that was rendered moot by the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2015 decision legalizing such unions nationwide.
Mexican priest considered protector of the unborn beatified
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Mexican priest considered protector of the unborn beatified

David AgrenSeptember 19, 20244 min read
Father Moisés Lira Serafin has been beatified in a ceremony at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in his native Mexico, where he is beloved as a protector of life from conception and is credited with the miracle of saving an unborn child’s life.
French bishops urge the Vatican, broader society to help investigate Abbé Pierre
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French bishops urge the Vatican, broader society to help investigate Abbé Pierre

Caroline de SurySeptember 19, 20245 min read
As the Emmaus Community for the poor investigates accusations of sexual abuse against its once-iconic, now disgraced, founder Abbé Pierre, the case made international headlines as Pope Francis commented on it while on his return voyage to Rome from Asia last week.
Lebanese cardinal condemns pager attacks as second wave terrorizes the country
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Lebanese cardinal condemns pager attacks as second wave terrorizes the country

Dale GavlakSeptember 19, 20243 min read
Catholic church leaders in the Middle East condemned a second wave of explosions of hand-held devices across Lebanon and in the capital, Beirut, apparently targeting the Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group.
Report: Americans less polarized on faith, politics than generally thought
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Report: Americans less polarized on faith, politics than generally thought

Gina ChristianSeptember 18, 20245 min read
A new report identifies what researchers call “three big myths” about faith and politics in the U.S., concluding that the nation is less polarized around such issues than popularly believed — and that faith leaders are key to healing division in American society.
Bill to establish a right to IVF fails in Senate
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Bill to establish a right to IVF fails in Senate

Kate ScanlonSeptember 18, 20244 min read
A bill that aimed to establish a right to in vitro fertilization failed on a procedural vote in the U.S. Senate Sept. 17.
After webinar series success, groups focus on collaboration to serve Catholics in U.S., Latin America
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After webinar series success, groups focus on collaboration to serve Catholics in U.S., Latin America

Armando MachadoSeptember 18, 20246 min read
En Español After a successful international webinar series on Hispanic ministry leadership and formation in the United States and Latin America, organizers said they are looking forward to continuing such collaborations for the good of all Latino Catholics — and for the good of the church. In all, there were 10 international webinar sessions that […]
‘Old pope’ thanks God for his four-nation trip to Asia and the Pacific
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‘Old pope’ thanks God for his four-nation trip to Asia and the Pacific

Cindy WoodenSeptember 18, 20244 min read
The 87-year-old Pope Francis publicly thanked God for allowing him “to do as an old pope what I would have liked to do as a young Jesuit,” and that is to travel to Asia to preach the Gospel.
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