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Pope suspends Caritas Internationalis officers, appoints administrator
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Pope suspends Caritas Internationalis officers, appoints administrator

Cindy WoodenNovember 22, 20224 min read
Pope Francis has suspended the secretary-general and other top officers of Caritas Internationalis, appointing a temporary administrator to oversee improved management policies and to prepare for the election of new officers in May.
Doing God’s will means working for peace, pope tells World Jewish Congress
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Doing God’s will means working for peace, pope tells World Jewish Congress

Catholic News ServiceNovember 22, 20223 min read
Christians and Jews are called to give witness to their faith by “working to make the world more fraternal, combating forms of inequality and promoting greater justice,” Pope Francis told members of the World Jewish Congress.
Catholic leaders respond to shooting at Colorado nightclub
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Catholic leaders respond to shooting at Colorado nightclub

Carol ZimmermannNovember 21, 20227 min read
Catholic leaders have condemned the Nov. 19 attack on an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado, that killed at least five people and injured at least 25.
U.S. Catholic leaders speak out against three November executions
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U.S. Catholic leaders speak out against three November executions

Carol ZimmermannNovember 21, 20226 min read
In the third week of November, three executions by lethal injection took place in the U.S. in just two days and a fourth execution was called off after failed attempts happened close to the expiration of the prisoner’s death warrant.
Pope tells patriarch Catholics are ready for a common Easter date
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Pope tells patriarch Catholics are ready for a common Easter date

Cindy WoodenNovember 21, 20224 min read
Meeting the U.S.-born patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East, Pope Francis expressed his hope that Christians of the East and West could finally agree on a common date for celebrating Easter.
Did Latinos affect politics or the other way around? Forum seeks clues
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Did Latinos affect politics or the other way around? Forum seeks clues

Mark PattisonNovember 21, 20225 min read
Jens Manuel Krogstad of the Pew Research Center, in his work studying Latino demographics and politics, noted that Latinos do not identify as strongly with either the Democratic or Republican parties as do other Americans.
Cardinal Dolan says Senate’s marriage bill threatens religious liberty
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Cardinal Dolan says Senate’s marriage bill threatens religious liberty

Julie AsherNovember 21, 20225 min read
A bill on same-sex marriage advancing in the Senate is “a bad deal for the many courageous Americans of faith and no faith who continue to believe and uphold the truth about marriage in the public square today,” said New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan.
Visiting his family, pope celebrates feast of Christ the King
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Visiting his family, pope celebrates feast of Christ the King

Catholic News ServiceNovember 21, 20224 min read
With several of his cousins and their children and grandchildren present, Pope Francis celebrated Mass in the Asti cathedral, giving a nod to his family roots and drawing people’s attention to the root of Christian faith: the cross of Jesus.
Speakers outline medical, societal trends threatening Catholic health care
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Speakers outline medical, societal trends threatening Catholic health care

Kurt JensenNovember 19, 20224 min read
The inaugural Symposium for the Advancement of Catholic Health Care on Nov. 12 didn’t try to advance policy proposals, but it had a single message: Keep fighting.
Bishops hear reports on CRS, disability partnership, World Youth Day
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Bishops hear reports on CRS, disability partnership, World Youth Day

Catholic News ServiceNovember 18, 20223 min read
“The church did not close during the pandemic,” Sean Callahan, president and CEO of Catholic Relief Services, told the U.S. bishops during their Nov. 14-17 general assembly in Baltimore.
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