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Vatican offers details on how synod will work, media access
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Vatican offers details on how synod will work, media access

Carol GlatzSeptember 8, 20235 min read
Any limitations and rules regarding media access and communications during the upcoming Synod of Bishops are rooted in the “essence” of a synod and meant to help participants in their process of discernment, said the head of the synod’s communication committee.
Pope calls for literacy in peacemaking, care for the environment
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Pope calls for literacy in peacemaking, care for the environment

Cindy WoodenSeptember 8, 20233 min read
If people can learn how to inflict suffering on others with ever more deadly weapons, they also can learn to stop doing so, Pope Francis said.
Document found detailing convents in Rome that hid Jews from the Nazis
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Document found detailing convents in Rome that hid Jews from the Nazis

Cindy WoodenSeptember 8, 20234 min read
Catholic and Jewish institutions announced Sept. 7 the discovery of a previously unpublished list of several thousand people, mostly Jews, who were hidden in Catholic convents and monasteries in Rome during the Nazi occupation of the city.
‘Courageous Catholic medicine’ needed more than ever, say medical professionals
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‘Courageous Catholic medicine’ needed more than ever, say medical professionals

Maria WieringSeptember 8, 20238 min read
“Be Not Afraid: Courageous Catholic Medicine” is the theme of the Catholic Medical Association’s 92nd annual educational conference Sept. 7-9 in Phoenix.
Across the nation, aborted children will be remembered and mourned
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Across the nation, aborted children will be remembered and mourned

Gina ChristianSeptember 8, 20234 min read
The National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children takes place Sept. 9, with services and gatherings at some 225 locations across the country. About 56 of those locations are gravesites for the remains of aborted children, while the majority are memorials.
Federal judge orders Texas to remove anti-migrant buoys from the Rio Grande
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Federal judge orders Texas to remove anti-migrant buoys from the Rio Grande

Kate ScanlonSeptember 7, 20234 min read
A federal judge ordered Texas to remove controversial floating barriers in the Rio Grande and prohibited the state from adding or reinstalling additional buoys in the river aimed at reducing unauthorized border crossings, marking a legal victory for the Biden administration, which opposed their use.
Nuncio says polarization occurs when people defend ideas, not people
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Nuncio says polarization occurs when people defend ideas, not people

Cindy WoodenSeptember 7, 20234 min read
The polarization Pope Francis sees in the Catholic Church in the United States is not only a U.S. problem, Cardinal-designate Christophe Pierre, Vatican nuncio in the United States, told Vatican News.
With evictions growing, housing situation for many Americans seen growing more precarious
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With evictions growing, housing situation for many Americans seen growing more precarious

Kimberly HeatheringtonSeptember 7, 20239 min read
With coronavirus-era eviction protections expiring across the country and rent payment waivers not far behind, the already-precarious situation of many low-income Americans is about to get worse.
Lawmaker, bishop urge action as 120,000 Armenians face ‘ethnic cleansing’
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Lawmaker, bishop urge action as 120,000 Armenians face ‘ethnic cleansing’

Gina ChristianSeptember 7, 20236 min read
A U.S. lawmaker and a Catholic bishop are calling for action to end a months-long blockade that has left some 120,000 ethnic Armenians at risk of what he and other experts are calling “genocide by starvation.”
God elects some in order to better reach everyone, pope says
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God elects some in order to better reach everyone, pope says

Carol GlatzSeptember 7, 20232 min read
God chooses certain people not to exclude others, but always to include everyone by way of the missionary and social outreach of his disciples, Pope Francis said.
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