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Catholic publisher pulls priest’s book over plagiarism allegation

Gina ChristianJanuary 11, 20244 min read
Loyola Press announced Jan. 10 it would pull from publication “60 Seconds for Jesus” by Father Jim Sichko, a priest of the Diocese of Lexington, Ky., and a papal Missionary of Mercy known for his motivational talks, generous donations and active social and mainstream media presence.
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The Republican presidential primary field narrowed Jan. 10 just hours before the party’s final debate before the key Iowa Caucuses, as former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie suspended his campaign.
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As the nation marks National Human Trafficking Awareness Day Jan. 11, women religious in the U.S. are combating modern slavery with prayer and education.
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Eduardo Campos LimaJanuary 11, 20244 min read
Amid an unprecedented wave of violence in Ecuador, the South American country’s bishops’ conference issued a statement on Jan. 9 asking the people to unite against the disturbance caused by criminal gangs, whose operations were defined as acts of “treason against the nation.”
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Dale GavlakJanuary 10, 20245 min read
Catholics warn that Syrians are on the brink of starvation as the United Nations food program cuts off its assistance in the country this month.
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One of the most dangerous vices is gluttony, turning people who are meant to be custodians of creation into mere consumers and even exploiters and predators, Pope Francis said.
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Societies must consider how their people can share challenges and resources, the pope told representatives of a dialogue project bringing together socialists, Marxists and Christians.
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The day after being released from Rome’s Santo Spirito Hospital, Bishop David M. O’Connell of Trenton, N.J., had a heart-to-heart moment with Pope Francis.
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Church must remain steadfast in its advocacy for migrants, El Paso bishop says

Kate ScanlonJanuary 10, 20244 min read
As immigration shapes up to become a key election issue in 2024, the church must remain steadfast in its advocacy for migrants, Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, Texas, told OSV News.
Poland’s bishops pledge dialogue with new government; others see conflict ahead for church
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Poland’s bishops pledge dialogue with new government; others see conflict ahead for church

Jonathan LuxmooreJanuary 10, 20247 min read
Poland’s bishops have pledged dialogue with their country’s new liberal government, but leading Catholics warned that government plans for rapid secularizing change could spark conflict as the ruling coalition plans to limit religious classes in public schools and abolish the state Church Fund.
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