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Consecrated persons have ‘special role’ in fulfilling church’s mission, pope says
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Consecrated persons have ‘special role’ in fulfilling church’s mission, pope says

Justin McLellanFebruary 3, 20232 min read
While Pope Francis was “on mission” in Africa he urged consecrated persons to embody the church’s missionary spirit in spreading the Gospel.
Memorial liturgy, prayer service honor victims of two mass shootings in California
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Memorial liturgy, prayer service honor victims of two mass shootings in California

Tom HoffarthFebruary 3, 20236 min read
A congregation of more than 100 gathered for an evening memorial Mass Jan. 27 in a community still looking for answers and seeking comfort from a Jan. 21 mass shooting at a dance club just two blocks from the church.
American Jewish tourist arrested in Jerusalem for vandalizing statue of Jesus
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American Jewish tourist arrested in Jerusalem for vandalizing statue of Jesus

Judith SudilovskyFebruary 3, 20234 min read
Israeli police arrested an American Jewish tourist Feb. 2 for vandalizing a statue of Jesus at the Franciscan Church of Flagellation in the Old City.
Church and community groups must infuse love into a culture of gun violence, say panelists
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Church and community groups must infuse love into a culture of gun violence, say panelists

Maria-Pia Negro ChinFebruary 3, 20237 min read
During a Jan. 29 plenary session at the 2023 Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio made an impassioned plea to treat all people with dignity, calling gun violence a pro-life issue.
2023 Catholic Social Ministry Gathering a ‘sign of faith, hope and love coming alive’
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2023 Catholic Social Ministry Gathering a ‘sign of faith, hope and love coming alive’

Kate ScanlonFebruary 3, 202310 min read
Speakers and participants at the 2023 Catholic Social Ministry Gathering explored how social justice ministries of the church are often intertwined, from how the sin of racism impacts housing to how economic and social policies that uplift women and families can save lives from abortion and other forms of violence.
Secrets, lies and patience: Study explores how leaders snubbed sanctions
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Secrets, lies and patience: Study explores how leaders snubbed sanctions

Carol GlatzFebruary 3, 20238 min read
An independent commission just published the results of a two-year study providing shocking details about the background, pseudo-spirituality and “mechanisms of abuse and control” of the late Jean Vanier and his mentor, the late Dominican Father Thomas Philippe.
Thousands flock to Sydney’s cathedral for funeral of Cardinal Pell, a ‘lion of the church’
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Thousands flock to Sydney’s cathedral for funeral of Cardinal Pell, a ‘lion of the church’

Adam WesselinoffFebruary 2, 20238 min read
The Catholic Church in Sydney bid farewell to its former archbishop, Cardinal George Pell, in a funeral at times solemn, reverent, defiant and sorrowful, shot through with wry Australian humor, and attended by mourners from all walks of life.
‘The future is in your hands,’ pope tells Congolese young people
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‘The future is in your hands,’ pope tells Congolese young people

Cindy WoodenFebruary 2, 20234 min read
The hands that will save Congo and build a future worthy of its people belong to the Congolese people, to each one of them, but especially the young, Pope Francis said.
Prioritize federal funds for families to embrace life, not abortion, says U.S. bishops’ pro-life chair
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Prioritize federal funds for families to embrace life, not abortion, says U.S. bishops’ pro-life chair

OSV NewsFebruary 2, 20235 min read
The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act is “a modest but important step” to make the long-standing policy of preventing federal taxpayer funding of elective abortions permanent and government-wide, said the U.S. bishops’ pro-life committee chairman.
After Biden comments, U.S. bishops say they have ‘united position’ on abortion
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After Biden comments, U.S. bishops say they have ‘united position’ on abortion

Kate ScanlonFebruary 2, 20232 min read
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops affirmed its “united position” in opposition to taxpayer funding for abortion procedures, invoking the teaching of Pope Francis, following recent remarks by President Joe Biden.
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