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Pro-life advocates respond to Trump’s criticism of some state abortion bans as ‘terrible’
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Pro-life advocates respond to Trump’s criticism of some state abortion bans as ‘terrible’

Kate ScanlonSeptember 19, 20237 min read
Pro-life leaders criticized comments made by former President Donald Trump that appeared to reject proposals of a national abortion limit at 15 weeks and called some state abortion bans “terrible.”
Bishops’ commission voices ‘deep concern’ over proposed EU ethics law
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Bishops’ commission voices ‘deep concern’ over proposed EU ethics law

Jonathan LuxmooreSeptember 19, 20237 min read
A commission representing the European Union’s Catholic bishops has expressed “deep concern” over a draft EU law on the use of embryos, cells and “substances of human origin,” warning it could facilitate genetic and gender interference across the bloc’s 27 member-states.
Catholic religious sisters share their witness of ‘living radically the presence of the Gospel’
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Catholic religious sisters share their witness of ‘living radically the presence of the Gospel’

Kurt JensenSeptember 19, 20233 min read
Sister Norma spoke as part of a Sept. 14 online panel co-sponsored by Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life and its Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs.
U.S. shrines boast massive numbers of saint relics
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U.S. shrines boast massive numbers of saint relics

Jim GravesSeptember 18, 20236 min read
What is a saint’s relic? A relic can be one of three things: part of the body of a saint (a first-class relic); an item, such as a piece of clothing, used by a saint (a second-class relic); or an object touched to a first or second class relic (a third-class relic).
Bishop Flores: Synod aims to make church more effective in advancing Christ’s Gospel
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Bishop Flores: Synod aims to make church more effective in advancing Christ’s Gospel

Maria WieringSeptember 18, 20237 min read
October’s general assembly in Rome for the Catholic Church’s Synod of Bishops on synodality aims to address human reality — not abstractions — in order to more effectively share Jesus Christ and his Gospel with others, said Bishop Daniel E. Flores, a U.S. member of the global assembly’s preparatory commission.
Catholic activists call on Congress to fully fund migrant services for ‘common good’
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Catholic activists call on Congress to fully fund migrant services for ‘common good’

Kate ScanlonSeptember 18, 20233 min read
Catholic activists called on Congress to ensure funding for migrant services is protected in upcoming appropriations bills at a Sept. 13 event near the U.S. Capitol.
Expert reveals the challenge behind Mother Teresa’s ‘Gospel on five fingers’
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Expert reveals the challenge behind Mother Teresa’s ‘Gospel on five fingers’

Kimberly HeatheringtonSeptember 18, 20237 min read
For those who have never heard Mother Teresa’s famous “Gospel on five fingers,” simply imagine the petite and wizened founder of the Missionaries of Charity counting out these words on the digits of a hand — your hand: “You. Did. It. To. Me.”
Sietz: Jesus compels us to ‘respond with charity,’ address ‘coercive forces’ driving migrants
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Sietz: Jesus compels us to ‘respond with charity,’ address ‘coercive forces’ driving migrants

Gina ChristianSeptember 17, 20235 min read
As the Catholic Church in the U.S. marks National Migration Week Sept. 18-24, Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, Texas, chair of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Migration, highlighted the need to “address the coercive forces driving people to migrate.”
Catholic educators help students, families form healthy relationships with technology
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Catholic educators help students, families form healthy relationships with technology

Rebecca OmastiakSeptember 17, 20237 min read
To foster skills needed for responsible device use, the archdiocese’s Office for the Mission of Catholic Education developed a series of aspirational goals to help Catholic school students strive for digital well-being and personal holiness as part of a multiyear action plan, with a special focus on preschool to eighth grade schools.
Border shelter for pregnant migrants is consistent pro-life effort, co-founder says
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Border shelter for pregnant migrants is consistent pro-life effort, co-founder says

Kate ScanlonSeptember 17, 20233 min read
A shelter near the U.S.-Mexico border for pregnant migrants run by a pro-life leader is preparing to welcome the first infant born while the mother is staying at the shelter, its co-founder told OSV News.
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