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Society of St. Vincent de Paul groups’ personal charity shows neighbors ‘this is Christmas’
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul groups’ personal charity shows neighbors ‘this is Christmas’

Robert Alan GloverDecember 20, 20235 min read
A dedicated group of Catholic — and non-Catholic — volunteers is showing how the Christmas joy of helping the less fortunate lasts all year round.
In times of darkness, faith is all you have, says Cardinal Pizzaballa
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In times of darkness, faith is all you have, says Cardinal Pizzaballa

Judith SudilovskyDecember 20, 20235 min read
While faith cannot change anything in moments of great darkness such as the one Israelis and Palestinians are currently living through in the Israeli-Hamas war, it can, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa said, create “a small light” which will give “orientation.”
Pope: Gifts and parties are OK, but don’t forget Jesus at Christmas
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Pope: Gifts and parties are OK, but don’t forget Jesus at Christmas

Justin McLellanDecember 20, 20234 min read
Exchanging Christmas gifts and organizing holiday parties are all well and good, but Christians should contemplate the scene of Jesus’ birth to recover what is truly important during the Christmas season, Pope Francis said.
New Texas law criminalizing unauthorized migrants’ entry into state called inhumane
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New Texas law criminalizing unauthorized migrants’ entry into state called inhumane

Kate ScanlonDecember 19, 20235 min read
Gov. Greg Abbott, R-Texas, signed an immigration bill into law Dec. 18 that makes it a state crime for unauthorized migrants to cross into Texas from Mexico. Catholic organizations including the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops have opposed the legislation.
‘We have nothing except our church — faith is stronger than war,’ says young Gaza Christian
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‘We have nothing except our church — faith is stronger than war,’ says young Gaza Christian

Judith SudilovskyDecember 19, 20235 min read
The world has become small and dangerous for the 600 Palestinian Gaza Christians sheltering at the Holy Family Parish church compound in Gaza City almost since the start of the Israeli-Hamas war Oct. 7.
Bishop urges Mexicans to avoid indifference, not ‘get used’ to massacres
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Bishop urges Mexicans to avoid indifference, not ‘get used’ to massacres

David AgrenDecember 19, 20234 min read
A Mexican bishop has called for people not to be indifferent after the massacre of a dozen young people at a Christmas party in one of the country’s most violent states.
Experts: Vatican declaration on blessings walks a fine line on marriage, pastoral care
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Experts: Vatican declaration on blessings walks a fine line on marriage, pastoral care

Gina ChristianDecember 19, 20237 min read
A new declaration from the Vatican on pastoral blessings does not change the Catholic Church’s teaching on marriage, Catholic experts told OSV News, but seeks to extend the church’s accompaniment to those in irregular situations.
‘I AM HERE’ campaign invites all to discover Christ’s real presence in Eucharist
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‘I AM HERE’ campaign invites all to discover Christ’s real presence in Eucharist

Michael SteschulteDecember 19, 20234 min read
This Advent, the Archdiocese of Detroit also wanted people to know they weren’t spiritually alone, no matter how isolating post-pandemic, 21st-century life might seem.
Israeli army denies targeting Gaza church where Pope Francis says ‘unarmed civilians’ were ‘targets’
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Israeli army denies targeting Gaza church where Pope Francis says ‘unarmed civilians’ were ‘targets’

Judith SudilovskyDecember 18, 20234 min read
Following a series of attacks on Christians in the Gaza Strip by Israeli forces Dec. 16, including the killing of a mother and daughter at a Catholic church, the Israeli Defense Forces said that it “takes claims regarding harm to sensitive sites with the utmost seriousness.”
An iconic cockerel is once again watching over Notre Dame in Paris on top of its cross
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An iconic cockerel is once again watching over Notre Dame in Paris on top of its cross

Caroline de SuryDecember 18, 20234 min read
A new version of an iconic cockerel, or rooster, is once again watching over Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, symbolizing resilience amid destruction after a devastating April 2019 fire.
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