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Vatican affirms permanent place of ‘Anglican heritage’ in the Catholic Church
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Vatican affirms permanent place of ‘Anglican heritage’ in the Catholic Church

Peter Jesserer SmithMarch 26, 20267 min read
The Vatican’s Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith has released a new document describing the “Anglican heritage” of the Catholic Church’s personal ordinariates as a permanent reality that makes a “distinctive contribution” to the Church’s evangelizing mission.
Shrine is a place of prayer, pilgrimage and ‘encounter’ with St. John Paul II’s life, legacy
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Shrine is a place of prayer, pilgrimage and ‘encounter’ with St. John Paul II’s life, legacy

Richard SzczepanowskiMarch 25, 20264 min read
St. John Paul II “changed the Church and the world, and you can encounter that here” at the national shrine in Washington named for the Polish pope, said Grattan Brown, the shrine’s director of mission and ministry.
The miracle of a living kidney donor: Virginia man realizes the power of persistent prayer
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The miracle of a living kidney donor: Virginia man realizes the power of persistent prayer

Ann M. AughertonMarch 25, 20267 min read
He was put on a waiting list for a kidney transplant. More than 94,000 Americans are waiting for a kidney transplant, according to national data. Many never receive one.
Via Crucis: The final Holy Week journey of Pope Francis
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Via Crucis: The final Holy Week journey of Pope Francis

Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 25, 20265 min read
Following his release from Gemelli Hospital in March 2025, Pope Francis was prescribed two months of rest by doctors to recover after five weeks of hospitalization. Outside of a few brief appearances, it was widely expected that the pope would be seen little during Holy Week.
Air Canada crash shows ‘fragility of life,’ call to compassion, says Archbishop Hicks
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Air Canada crash shows ‘fragility of life,’ call to compassion, says Archbishop Hicks

Gina ChristianMarch 24, 20263 min read
The fatal crash of an Air Canada jet at New York’s La Guardia airport is a reminder of “the fragility of life,” and the call to “care for one another with compassion,” said Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks.
Vatican diplomat decries ‘eugenic’ termination of Down syndrome pregnancies
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Vatican diplomat decries ‘eugenic’ termination of Down syndrome pregnancies

Deborah Castellano LubovMarch 24, 20263 min read
A Vatican diplomat in Geneva issued a call for greater commitment to the defense of the dignity and rights of people with Down syndrome, decrying the current “discriminatory and eugenic practices” related to prenatal screening.
Jerusalem patriarchate cancels Palm Sunday procession, postpones chrism Mass amid war
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Jerusalem patriarchate cancels Palm Sunday procession, postpones chrism Mass amid war

OSV NewsMarch 24, 20266 min read
The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem said wartime restrictions have forced the cancellation or postponement of key Holy Week observances, urging the faithful to remain united in prayer despite the inability to gather for traditional celebrations.
Universal health coverage is not a luxury but ‘a moral imperative,’ pope says
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Universal health coverage is not a luxury but ‘a moral imperative,’ pope says

OSV NewsMarch 24, 20263 min read
Universal health coverage is not “merely a technical goal to be achieved” but is a “moral imperative,” Pope Leo XIV told participants at a conference on health equity.
Eastern Catholic bishops issue ‘cry for peace and justice’ as global conflicts rage
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Eastern Catholic bishops issue ‘cry for peace and justice’ as global conflicts rage

Gina ChristianMarch 24, 20264 min read
The bishops of the Eastern Catholic Churches in the U.S. have issued “a cry for peace and justice,” as they are “anguished” by atrocities and suffering in the nations where their respective communities originated.
Belgian bishop says he will ‘make every effort’ to ordain married men by 2028
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Belgian bishop says he will ‘make every effort’ to ordain married men by 2028

Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 24, 20267 min read
A Belgian Catholic bishop said he “will make every effort to ordain married men as priests” and expressed his commitment to doing so by 2028.
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