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People wounded in life should find welcome in the church, pope says
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People wounded in life should find welcome in the church, pope says

Cindy WoodenApril 17, 20233 min read
The wounds of Christ, still visible after his resurrection, are the greatest sign of God’s love and mercy, Pope Francis said on Divine Mercy Sunday.
Notre Dame cathedral was on fire four years ago; here is what’s happening now
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Notre Dame cathedral was on fire four years ago; here is what’s happening now

Paulina GuzikApril 17, 20234 min read
Notre Dame Cathedral will get its spire back by the end of 2023, more than four years after it was devastated by a fire.
Pope defends St. John Paul from ‘offensive’ insinuations in Vatican case
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Pope defends St. John Paul from ‘offensive’ insinuations in Vatican case

Justin McLellanApril 17, 20233 min read
Pope Francis called insinuations that St. John Paul II played a role in the 1983 disappearance of Vatican schoolgirl Emanuela Orlandi “offensive and unfounded.”
Vatican announces theme for World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
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Vatican announces theme for World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly

Catholic News ServiceApril 16, 20232 min read
Pope Francis has chosen “His mercy is from age to age,” a passage from the Gospel of Luke, as the theme for the 2023 celebration of the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly.
New Catholic ‘radiates Christ’s love’ to all, says parish priest; hundreds join church at Easter Vigil
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New Catholic ‘radiates Christ’s love’ to all, says parish priest; hundreds join church at Easter Vigil

Melanie SisinniApril 16, 20238 min read
Nearly 100 candidates and catechumens across the Erie Diocese welcomed into the church at the vigil — a scene repeated in dioceses and archdioceses across the nation.
Toxic contamination of water sources poses long-term hazards to American communities and environment
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Toxic contamination of water sources poses long-term hazards to American communities and environment

Kimberly HeatheringtonApril 16, 20237 min read
To understand how Catholics are responding to water pollution in their communities, OSV News spoke with advocates and agencies in Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Flint, Mich. — all cities which have had or continue to experience clean water issues.
Philadelphia father makes a kneeling pilgrimage in thanksgiving for son’s death-defying recovery from cancer
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Philadelphia father makes a kneeling pilgrimage in thanksgiving for son’s death-defying recovery from cancer

Gina ChristianApril 15, 20234 min read
Arek Szura, fulfilled his promise to God, donning work gloves and kneepads to shuffle and crawl the 10 blocks from his home to St. Adalbert Church, part of St. John Paul II Parish and home to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Polish Apostolate.
Phone-in active shooter threats at Catholic universities, other colleges part of ‘swatting’ trend
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Phone-in active shooter threats at Catholic universities, other colleges part of ‘swatting’ trend

Gina ChristianApril 14, 20235 min read
Shelter-in-place orders were issued April 13 at two Catholic universities in Washington, with all-clears declared shortly thereafter, as part of an apparent wave of false threats made against schools throughout the nation the same day and in recent weeks.
New horror movie on exorcism is ‘story of hope,’ says Jesuit producer
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New horror movie on exorcism is ‘story of hope,’ says Jesuit producer

Carol GlatzApril 14, 20234 min read
The Jesuit priest who helped produce “The Pope’s Exorcist” said horror movie fans will be in for “a fun ride” with the new film that stars Russell Crowe.
Divine Mercy Sunday opens ‘floodgates of mercy’ through Eucharist, confession
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Divine Mercy Sunday opens ‘floodgates of mercy’ through Eucharist, confession

Gina ChristianApril 14, 20234 min read
Divine Mercy Sunday opens the “floodgates of mercy” for all through the sacraments of confession and holy Communion, said a priest renowned for promoting the liturgical feast and its accompanying devotion.
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