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Under new Indiana abortion law, 9,000 unborn babies will be saved each year, pro-lifers say
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Under new Indiana abortion law, 9,000 unborn babies will be saved each year, pro-lifers say

Natalie HoeferAugust 23, 20234 min read
Indiana’s new law banning most abortions finally went into effect Aug. 21, almost a year after the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, Planned Parenthood and other plaintiffs filed a suit Aug. 30, 2022, charging that Indiana’s new law violated the state’s constitution.
Biden: Maui will receive federal help for ‘as long as it takes’; Catholics urged to give to relief efforts
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Biden: Maui will receive federal help for ‘as long as it takes’; Catholics urged to give to relief efforts

OSV NewsAugust 23, 20235 min read
As the Hawaii island of Maui struggles to recover from horrific wildfires that destroyed historic Lahaina, President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden toured the fire-ravaged town Aug. 21.
Pope: Dorothy Day’s life shows evangelizing power of charity, witness, love
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Pope: Dorothy Day’s life shows evangelizing power of charity, witness, love

Cindy WoodenAugust 23, 20234 min read
Dorothy Day was “a great witness to faith, hope and charity in the 20th century,” a woman who loved the Catholic Church despite the flaws of its members and who knew that serving God meant serving the poor and working for justice, Pope Francis wrote.
Three years after disputed election, Belarus church is urged to speak up for the persecuted
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Three years after disputed election, Belarus church is urged to speak up for the persecuted

Jonathan LuxmooreAugust 23, 20237 min read
A Christian campaigner has urged Catholic church leaders and the Vatican to condemn worsening human rights abuses in Belarus, after another Catholic priest was arrested in front of his parishioners for spreading “extremist material.”
‘We are willing to die for the name of Jesus,’ persecuted Christians say as world marks day of awareness for religion-based violence
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‘We are willing to die for the name of Jesus,’ persecuted Christians say as world marks day of awareness for religion-based violence

OSV NewsAugust 22, 20237 min read
On the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence based on Religion or Belief, observed on the United Nations’ calendar Aug. 22, Pakistan and India are among places of particular concern for Christian rights advocates.
Pope, top U.S. military officer discuss war in Ukraine
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Pope, top U.S. military officer discuss war in Ukraine

Catholic News ServiceAugust 22, 20233 min read
The top-ranking U.S. military officer told reporters he and Pope Francis discussed the war in Ukraine, especially the war’s impact on the people there.
Texas lawsuit demands Planned Parenthood pay back millions in Medicaid funding
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Texas lawsuit demands Planned Parenthood pay back millions in Medicaid funding

Kate ScanlonAugust 22, 20234 min read
A Texas lawsuit is seeking for Planned Parenthood to pay back millions of funds it received through Medicaid, which the abortion provider says could shutter its operations in the state.
Judge blocks portion of Georgia law, allowing some transgender hormone treatments for minors
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Judge blocks portion of Georgia law, allowing some transgender hormone treatments for minors

Kate ScanlonAugust 22, 20233 min read
A federal judge in Georgia Aug. 20 temporarily blocked part of a state law banning certain types of medical or surgical gender reassignment procedures for minors who identify as transgender while a challenge to that law plays out in court.
General who headed Notre Dame Cathedral rebuilding dies at 74 while hiking in mountains
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General who headed Notre Dame Cathedral rebuilding dies at 74 while hiking in mountains

OSV NewsAugust 21, 20235 min read
The French army general appointed by President Emmanuel Macron to oversee the reconstruction of Notre Dame Cathedral will not see the reopening of the pearl of France Dec. 8, 2024. Army Gen. Jean-Louis Georgelin died Aug. 18 while hiking in the Pyrénées mountains.
Pope tells lawyers he’s writing a new document on the environment
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Pope tells lawyers he’s writing a new document on the environment

Cindy WoodenAugust 21, 20233 min read
Thanking a group of European lawyers for their attention to environmental protection laws, Pope Francis said he was preparing another document on the subject.
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