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Appeals court says Catholic group can install Stations of the Cross ‘prayer trail’
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Appeals court says Catholic group can install Stations of the Cross ‘prayer trail’

Kurt JensenSeptember 13, 20233 min read
Plans for the “Casa USA” campus — with backing from other Catholic health care organizations, individuals and the patronage of Lansing Bishop Earl A. Boyea — call for duplicating Padre Pio’s hospital complex for the first time outside of Italy, including an exact replica of the original friary church of the Capuchin Franciscan who is also known as St. Pius of Pietrelcina.
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‘Safe Haven for Newborns’ founder honored for Catholic faith, legacy saving infants

Laura DodsonSeptember 13, 20237 min read
Nick Silverio had founded the Gloria M. Silverio Foundation and the nonprofit’s program, A Safe Haven for Newborns, in memory of his wife of 32 years who was killed in a car accident Dec. 7, 1999.
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Ngala Killian ChimtonSeptember 13, 20236 min read
In an endless cycle of violence against Christians in Nigeria, seminarian Na’Aman Danlami Stephen of the Diocese of Kafanchan was burned to death on Sept. 7 when a terrorist group called Fulani herdsmen attacked the rectory at St. Raphael Church in Fadan Kamantan.
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Cindy WoodenSeptember 13, 20233 min read
In a message to religious and political leaders gathered at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate, Pope Francis pleaded with ordinary citizens and governing officials to have the “audacity of peace.”
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Italian Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, who said Pope Francis tapped him not to mediate but to encourage dialogue that could end Russia’s war on Ukraine, flew to China Sept. 12, Italian media reported.
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New Mexico public health order’s gun ban not ‘a threat to Constitution,’ says archbishop

Gina ChristianSeptember 12, 20234 min read
A New Mexico archbishop said the state’s temporary ban on openly carrying firearms in and around Albuquerque is not “a threat to the Constitution.”
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Pope sends prayers after flooding kills thousands in Libya

Catholic News ServiceSeptember 12, 20232 min read
After a severe storm set off flooding that breached dams in eastern Libya, leading to the deaths of thousands of people, Pope Francis sent his condolences and prayers.
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Mexican pro-life groups question validity of high court’s abortion decision

David AgrenSeptember 12, 20235 min read
The Mexican bishops’ conference expressed dismay with a recent Supreme Court ruling, decriminalizing abortion on the federal level. Along with several Mexican pro-life groups, they questioned the validity of the Sept. 6 decision, arguing it applies to the litigant and is not applicable nationwide.
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Federal appeals court allows anti-migrant buoys in Rio Grande to remain for now

Kate ScanlonSeptember 12, 20234 min read
A New Orleans-based federal appeals court has issued an order allowing buoys installed by Texas to deter migrants from crossing the Rio Grande to stay in place for now.
Descendants retrace lives of ancestors enslaved by Jesuits at site of St. Inigoes plantation in Southern Maryland
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Descendants retrace lives of ancestors enslaved by Jesuits at site of St. Inigoes plantation in Southern Maryland

Mark ZimmermannSeptember 12, 202310 min read
When Jeremy Alexander found out in 2016 about his family’s connection to slavery and the Jesuits he was sitting at his desk at work at Georgetown University, the institution connected to the story of his ancestors’ bondage and separation and their descendants’ ultimate reunion.
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