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Pope says religion and culture can be misused to frighten and oppress
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Pope says religion and culture can be misused to frighten and oppress

Cindy WoodenSeptember 5, 20235 min read
The pope admitted Sept. 4 it was not his best moment when he cited the examples of Peter the Great and Catherine II, who conquered and subjugated neighboring nations and who Russian President Vladimir Putin has evoked as role models in his war on Ukraine.
Synod assembly won’t be secret, but won’t be open to press, pope says
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Synod assembly won’t be secret, but won’t be open to press, pope says

Cindy WoodenSeptember 5, 20232 min read
The Synod of Bishops is not a television show or a parliamentary debate, and its discussions will not be open to the public or to reporters, Pope Francis said.
Charity is motivated by love, not designed to win converts, pope says
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Charity is motivated by love, not designed to win converts, pope says

Cindy WoodenSeptember 4, 20234 min read
Pope Francis ended his four-day visit to Mongolia where Catholic missionaries began — with charity.
Invade Mexico? Campaign rhetoric offers ‘simplistic’ solutions to drug and migration problems, expert says
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Invade Mexico? Campaign rhetoric offers ‘simplistic’ solutions to drug and migration problems, expert says

Kate ScanlonSeptember 4, 20235 min read
Campaign rhetoric often offers simple solutions to complex problems of drug trafficking and migration, an immigration policy expert told OSV News, with a notable example taking place at the recent first Republican primary debate of the 2024 presidential election cycle.
CELAM report portrays long-lasting crisis in Latin America after COVID-19 hit the region
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CELAM report portrays long-lasting crisis in Latin America after COVID-19 hit the region

Manuel RuedaSeptember 4, 20235 min read
Despite Latin America’s economy having grown in the past two years, following a sharp contraction in 2020, the region has yet to overcome the scarring impact that COVID-19 left on its social fabric, according to a report released by CELAM, the Latin American bishops’ council.
Church environmentalists are worried about oil drilling at mouth of Amazon River
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Church environmentalists are worried about oil drilling at mouth of Amazon River

Eduardo Campos LimaSeptember 4, 20235 min read
Church activists in the Amazon are worried about the Brazilian government’s plan to exploit oil in a marine area close to the mouth of the Amazon River.
Jesus is the answer to human longing, pope says at Mass in Mongolia
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Jesus is the answer to human longing, pope says at Mass in Mongolia

Cindy WoodenSeptember 3, 20235 min read
Like the land struck by a “zud,” the human heart has a thirst and longing that can be alleviated only by the God of love, Pope Francis told Mongolians gathered for Mass in Ulaanbaatar’s Steppe Arena.
Pope, Mongolian religious leaders vow to promote harmony, shun violence
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Pope, Mongolian religious leaders vow to promote harmony, shun violence

Cindy WoodenSeptember 3, 20234 min read
The 86-year-old Pope Francis and other religious elders gathered in a ger-shaped theater to speak of the earth and the divine, harmony and beauty, peace and the human family.
Cardinal counts and cots: Limit on number of electors has practical side
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Cardinal counts and cots: Limit on number of electors has practical side

Cindy WoodenSeptember 3, 20235 min read
Pope Francis continues to make surprise additions to the College of Cardinals with plenty of “firsts,” and perhaps the most surprising of those “firsts” this time is just how many cardinal electors there will be.
State abortion limits become topic of debate among candidates and activists
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State abortion limits become topic of debate among candidates and activists

Kate ScanlonSeptember 3, 20235 min read
After activists for legal abortion pushed back on some Republican presidential candidates’ criticism of some state abortion laws as being without limits, a prominent pro-life group cast those arguments as disingenuous and said some states actually do not limit the procedure in law.
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