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Letters reveal disgraced Alabama priest believes he is married to 18-year-old and their running away is ‘Jesus’ will’
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Letters reveal disgraced Alabama priest believes he is married to 18-year-old and their running away is ‘Jesus’ will’

Maria WieringAugust 18, 20236 min read
An Alabama priest disgraced after abandoning his parish to travel to Italy with an 18-year-old woman described himself as “married” to her in a Valentine’s Day letter.
‘Oppenheimer’ gives Catholics opportunity to explain injustice of nuclear weapons
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‘Oppenheimer’ gives Catholics opportunity to explain injustice of nuclear weapons

Kimberly HeatheringtonAugust 18, 20238 min read
The recently released cinema biopic “Oppenheimer” dramatizes the progressive development, assembly, testing and detonation of the world’s first atomic bomb which then led to the dropping of two such bombs over Japan in the twilight days of World War II.
For Virginia priest, ‘ale-vangelizing’ is chance to chat over a beer, meet people where they are
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For Virginia priest, ‘ale-vangelizing’ is chance to chat over a beer, meet people where they are

Kristen L. ByrdAugust 17, 20237 min read
This spring Trapezium Brewing Co. in Petersburg, Va., launched the second release of his signature “Father Brian’s Bourbon Barrel Brown Ale,” where hundreds of family, friends and past parishioners toasted the beloved priest.
‘Miraculous’ survival of Maui Catholic church seen as sign of hope amid wildfire destruction
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‘Miraculous’ survival of Maui Catholic church seen as sign of hope amid wildfire destruction

Patrick DownesAugust 16, 20238 min read
“For us, it’s like a miracle,” Msgr. Terrence Watanabe, the Honolulu Diocese’s vicar of Maui and Lanai, said about Maria Lanakila Catholic Church in the town of Lahaina being seemingly untouched by the fierce Maui wildfires Aug. 8-9.
Latest Trump indictment alleges ‘criminal enterprise’ to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election results
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Latest Trump indictment alleges ‘criminal enterprise’ to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election results

Kate ScanlonAugust 16, 20236 min read
Former President Donald Trump and 18 of his allies were indicted in Georgia Aug. 14 over their efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss in the state, prosecuting him under an anti-racketeering statute alleging he and his aides conducted a “criminal enterprise” to keep him in office despite his election loss to President Joe Biden.
What the papacy of John Paul I, ‘The September Pope,’ could have looked like
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What the papacy of John Paul I, ‘The September Pope,’ could have looked like

Russell ShawAugust 16, 20237 min read
Besides getting a pope with a great smile and a winning demeanor, the cardinals who elected him Aug. 26, 1978, unwittingly picked a man with health issues that only 33 days later would lead to his death, making his pontificate one of the shortest ever.
RFK Jr. offers support to banning abortion after first trimester, then walks it back
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RFK Jr. offers support to banning abortion after first trimester, then walks it back

Kate ScanlonAugust 14, 20234 min read
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. offered his support to a federal abortion ban limiting the procedure to around the first trimester of pregnancy, but quickly backtracked after earning the praise of a pro-life group.
‘Unintentional antisemitism’: Catholics make common mistakes about Jesus’ Jewish identity, says scholar
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‘Unintentional antisemitism’: Catholics make common mistakes about Jesus’ Jewish identity, says scholar

Gina ChristianAugust 14, 20236 min read
Confusion about Jesus’ Jewish identity persists, despite almost six decades of Catholic Church teaching on how to present Jews and Judaism in catechesis and preaching.
Martyred family’s ‘unprecedented’ beatification prompts theological reflection, pro-life prayers
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Martyred family’s ‘unprecedented’ beatification prompts theological reflection, pro-life prayers

Maria WieringAugust 13, 202310 min read
When the Ulma family is beatified Sept. 10 as martyrs who gave their lives to protect Jews during the Holocaust, it may be the first time the Catholic Church has beatified an entire, specific family together, as well as the first beatification of an unborn child.
U.S. Catholic Koreans already planning trip home for WYD in Seoul
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U.S. Catholic Koreans already planning trip home for WYD in Seoul

James RamosAugust 12, 20234 min read
When Pope Francis announced that the South Korean capital city of Seoul would host World Youth Day 2027, Rosemary Shin realized she might make a special homecoming trip in 2027 to South Korea and let out a raucous cheer, waving arms and pumping her fists in the air.
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