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Pope tells Jesuits in Africa he twice refused to become a bishop
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Pope tells Jesuits in Africa he twice refused to become a bishop

Cindy WoodenFebruary 16, 20233 min read
Pope Francis told Jesuits working in Congo that he had taken seriously the promise he and all Jesuits make to not seek offices of authority and power in the church and, in fact, he twice declined becoming a bishop.
Michigan shooting victims memorialized at parish vigils, livestreamed rosary
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Michigan shooting victims memorialized at parish vigils, livestreamed rosary

Michaek StechschulteFebruary 16, 20236 min read
Tears were shed, words of consolation were shared, and memories were cherished the evening of Feb. 14 during two emotional prayer vigils to honor the memory of three Michigan State University students whose lives were cut short during a shooting on the East Lansing campus one night earlier.
Harrisburg diocese reaches bankruptcy settlement, pledges further actions for abuse survivors
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Harrisburg diocese reaches bankruptcy settlement, pledges further actions for abuse survivors

Kate ScanlonFebruary 16, 20236 min read
federal bankruptcy court approved a reorganization plan for the Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa., Feb. 15. The settlement follows litigation from abuse survivors in the wake of the 2018 Pennsylvania grand jury report into child sex abuse in the Catholic Church in Pennsylvania.
Catholic charities sending millions in aid to an ailing Syria and Turkey after deadly earthquake
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Catholic charities sending millions in aid to an ailing Syria and Turkey after deadly earthquake

Paulina GuzikFebruary 15, 20238 min read
With the 19th-century cathedral lying in ruins, along with many of the homes of his parishioners, Father Dogondke is left with a community of people who are accustomed to serving others who now have nothing left themselves.
Pope sends winter clothing to earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria
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Pope sends winter clothing to earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria

Justin McLellanFebruary 15, 20232 min read
Pope Francis sent 10,000 thermal shirts to earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria, where millions are sleeping outdoors in below-freezing temperatures.
Vatican, environmental institute release action guide for sustainability
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Vatican, environmental institute release action guide for sustainability

Carol GlatzFebruary 15, 20233 min read
To help local parishes, schools, other groups and individuals reflect on the practical and concrete action they can take to help tackle environmental challenges, the Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development and the Stockholm Environment Institute have released a guidebook.
To evangelize, Christians are not called to argue but be meek like sheep
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To evangelize, Christians are not called to argue but be meek like sheep

Justin McLellanFebruary 15, 20232 min read
At his general audience Feb. 15, the pope continued his series of catechesis on evangelization and apostolic zeal.
Partners in mission: Dicastery promotes ‘co-responsibility’ of clergy, laity
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Partners in mission: Dicastery promotes ‘co-responsibility’ of clergy, laity

Cindy WoodenFebruary 15, 20235 min read
Laypeople have roles to play in the life of a parish, but priests, bishops and cardinals also need to recognize the way Catholic laity are bringing the Gospel to the world through their jobs, their family life, their volunteering and their social engagement.
Pro-life groups, members of Congress weigh in on chemical abortion case
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Pro-life groups, members of Congress weigh in on chemical abortion case

Kate ScanlonFebruary 15, 20234 min read
Pro-life groups, as well as several members of Congress and state attorneys general, filed 15 friend-of-the-court briefs Feb. 10 with a federal court involving the U.S. government’s approval of drugs for early abortion.
Catholic Charities win with Kansas City, Philadelphia prelates’ Super Bowl wager
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Catholic Charities win with Kansas City, Philadelphia prelates’ Super Bowl wager

Megan MarleyFebruary 14, 20234 min read
The Catholic leadership of both Philadelphia and Kansas City, Mo., went the whole nine yards with their Super Bowl wager this year — but Catholic Charities has scored the most.
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