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Catholic communicators must help people overcome divisions, pope says
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Catholic communicators must help people overcome divisions, pope says

Cindy WoodenJanuary 29, 20242 min read
A television or radio network that calls itself Catholic must help people overcome their prejudices, seek the truth with charity and build bridges between people, Pope Francis said.
Pope calls for global cease-fire; says humanity is on brink of abyss
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Pope calls for global cease-fire; says humanity is on brink of abyss

Carol GlatzJanuary 29, 20244 min read
Today’s wars and conflicts have put humanity on the brink of the abyss, Pope Francis said, calling for a worldwide cease-fire.
Pope says document on blessings makes clear that the Gospel is for all
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Pope says document on blessings makes clear that the Gospel is for all

Cindy WoodenJanuary 29, 20243 min read
Making a list of which sinners are welcome in the church and which sinners are not goes against the teaching of the Gospel, Pope Francis told an Italian newspaper.
Say ‘no’ to evil temptations before they enslave the soul, pope says
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Say ‘no’ to evil temptations before they enslave the soul, pope says

Carol GlatzJanuary 29, 20242 min read
Addictions, fear, impossible perfectionism, consumerism and the inability to choose and love life are just some of the traps the devil uses to take away people’s freedom, Pope Francis said.
Islamic State group claims responsibility for attack on church in Turkey
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Islamic State group claims responsibility for attack on church in Turkey

Michael KellyJanuary 29, 20243 min read
Pope Francis has expressed his closeness to the small Catholic community in Turkey after gunmen attacked a church during Sunday morning Mass Jan. 28, leaving at least one worshipper dead.
Capitol Latin Mass violated Washington Archdiocese procedures, say Catholic officials
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Capitol Latin Mass violated Washington Archdiocese procedures, say Catholic officials

Kate ScanlonJanuary 29, 20248 min read
A Latin Mass that took place at the U.S. Capitol in January was not authorized by the Washington Archdiocese, which has procedures in place for such requests, church officials told OSV News.
Creativity, flexibility hallmarks of Catholic schools’ future success, education experts say
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Creativity, flexibility hallmarks of Catholic schools’ future success, education experts say

Maria WieringJanuary 29, 20248 min read
Creative approaches to Catholic education are signs that Catholic schools are adapting to new needs, said Mary Pat Donoghue, executive director of the Secretariat of Catholic Education for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
New ‘deeply Catholic’ university focused on science and tech gets ready to launch
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New ‘deeply Catholic’ university focused on science and tech gets ready to launch

Kevin J. JonesJanuary 28, 20246 min read
Catholic Polytechnic University, a new Catholic university focused on STEM education and research, aims to enroll its first class of students this fall. The Los Angeles-area university seeks to provide students a unique “deeply Catholic” postsecondary education that excels in science and technology.
Shields, symbols and saints: What is heraldry in the Catholic Church?
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Shields, symbols and saints: What is heraldry in the Catholic Church?

Michael R. HeinleinJanuary 27, 20247 min read
Steeped in tradition, ecclesiastical heraldry is a regulated system of self-identification, adopted by the church from medieval society, which operates as a science and an art form with its own rules and regulations.
Blessings are signs of church’s closeness, pope says
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Blessings are signs of church’s closeness, pope says

Cindy WoodenJanuary 26, 20244 min read
Pope Francis again insisted that an informal blessing of a gay or other unmarried couple is not a blessing of their union but a sign of the Catholic Church’s closeness to them and its hope that they will grow in faith.
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