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Citing vision problems, pope puts aside text, says love must be concrete
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Citing vision problems, pope puts aside text, says love must be concrete

Justin McLellanAugust 4, 20233 min read
Saying his glasses “aren’t working,” Pope Francis put aside his prepared text and told representatives of Portuguese charities to make their love “concrete” and leave a mark on the world with their lives.
Pope hears young people’s confessions in WYD ‘Reconciliation Park’
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Pope hears young people’s confessions in WYD ‘Reconciliation Park’

Justin McLellanAugust 4, 20232 min read
Young people were going to confession on street corners and park benches throughout Lisbon during World Youth Day, but in the 150 plywood confessionals set up in Vasco da Gama Garden three of them found themselves face to face with Pope Francis.
Box office hit ‘Sound of Freedom’ draws kudos, concerns from human trafficking experts
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Box office hit ‘Sound of Freedom’ draws kudos, concerns from human trafficking experts

Gina ChristianAugust 4, 20235 min read
A summer box office hit is garnering both kudos and concerns for its approach to the issue of child trafficking.
Renewal in Rome: Jubilee years encourage holier heart, prettier city
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Renewal in Rome: Jubilee years encourage holier heart, prettier city

Carol GlatzAugust 4, 20235 min read
Typically observed every 25 years, a Holy Year or jubilee can draw millions of pilgrims to Rome — a 2,775-year-old city of 2.9 million people that already infamously copes with an average of 7 to 10 million tourists a year.
Honored by Knights, Sisters of Life founding superior shares ‘secret of loving’ behind a culture of life
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Honored by Knights, Sisters of Life founding superior shares ‘secret of loving’ behind a culture of life

Peter Jesserer SmithAugust 4, 20238 min read
Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore, the Knights’ supreme chaplain, introduced Mother Agnes as “a true disciple of the Lord working in a profoundly difficult apostolate.”
Pope to young people at WYD: God calls your authentic, not virtual, self
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Pope to young people at WYD: God calls your authentic, not virtual, self

Justin McLellanAugust 3, 20234 min read
Before a sea of waving flags representing countries large and small from across the globe, Pope Francis told some 500,000 singing, shouting and swaying young people that God has called each person to him by name, not their social media handle.
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter’s death sentence is the first under Biden administration
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Pittsburgh synagogue shooter’s death sentence is the first under Biden administration

Kate ScanlonAugust 3, 20235 min read
A federal death sentence for the man convicted of a 2018 mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue marks the first such penalty sought for and won by the Biden administration, despite President Joe Biden’s pledge as a candidate to end the practice at the federal level.
American youth join bishops for National Gathering at World Youth Day
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American youth join bishops for National Gathering at World Youth Day

Paulina GuzikAugust 3, 20237 min read
Over 1,300 groups comprised of more than 28,600 individuals from across the United States joined the Portuguese WYD. The U.S. is among the five largest delegations participating in WYD, which is taking place Aug. 1-6 in Lisbon.
Don’t close yourself off from crisis, pope tells Portuguese students
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Don’t close yourself off from crisis, pope tells Portuguese students

Justin McLellanAugust 3, 20234 min read
Meeting in a makeshift “Sistine Chapel” painted floor-to ceiling by students, Pope Francis, paintbrush in hand, left a mark on the hearts of young people by telling them not to shy away from the personal crises that come with a life of faith.
Several St. Louis parish mergers on hold as parishioners appeal to Vatican
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Several St. Louis parish mergers on hold as parishioners appeal to Vatican

Gina ChristianAugust 3, 20238 min read
Mergers for several Archdiocese of St. Louis parishes are temporarily on hold pending an appeal to the Vatican by parishioners.
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