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Survey: permanent deacon numbers in U.S. expected ‘to remain stable’ but continue slow decline
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Survey: permanent deacon numbers in U.S. expected ‘to remain stable’ but continue slow decline

OSV NewsJune 9, 20233 min read
Results of an annual survey on the permanent diaconate of the U.S. Catholic Church show the estimated number of deacons in active ministry was 13,695 in 2022, the lowest since 2011.
Trip to Uvalde, Texas, leaves Capitol Hill pastor ‘still processing’ how deep community’s trauma remains
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Trip to Uvalde, Texas, leaves Capitol Hill pastor ‘still processing’ how deep community’s trauma remains

Mark PattisonJune 9, 20236 min read
Father Dan Carson was one of 14 Catholic clergy and lay leaders to spend three days in the town where feelings are still raw and wounds of all kinds are slowly healing from a mass shooting at a grade school one year ago that claimed the lives of 19 students and two of their teachers.
Pope doing well after abdominal surgery, asks for continued prayers
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Pope doing well after abdominal surgery, asks for continued prayers

Carol GlatzJune 8, 20235 min read
Pope Francis had a restful, peaceful first night at Rome’s Gemelli hospital after a successful three-hour operation June 7 for a hernia.
During Super Bowl winners’ White House visit, Kansas City Chiefs kicker champions pro-life message
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During Super Bowl winners’ White House visit, Kansas City Chiefs kicker champions pro-life message

OSV NewsJune 8, 20233 min read
The Kansas City Chiefs were honored with a June 6 invitation to the White House by President Joe Biden following their victory in this year’s Super Bowl. The visit took an unexpected turn as Harrison Butker, the kicker who secured the game-winning field goal, used the occasion to shed light on the most vulnerable.
Ukraine dam destruction a ‘diabolical act’ in genocidal war, says archbishop, Ukrainian Catholics
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Ukraine dam destruction a ‘diabolical act’ in genocidal war, says archbishop, Ukrainian Catholics

Gina ChristianJune 8, 20235 min read
The destruction of a dam and hydroelectric power plant in a Russian-occupied area of Ukraine marks a “dastardly and diabolical act” that “defies imagination,” Archbishop Borys Gudziak, metropolitan of Ukrainian Catholics in the U.S., told OSV News.
Richmond bishop condemns deadly, ‘callous act’ of gun violence at graduation ceremony
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Richmond bishop condemns deadly, ‘callous act’ of gun violence at graduation ceremony

Maria WieringJune 8, 20232 min read
The June 6 shooting took place in a park outside a theater that hosted Huguenot High School’s graduation ceremony, two blocks from the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart.
Catholic-Jewish experts hail new White House strategy to counter antisemitism
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Catholic-Jewish experts hail new White House strategy to counter antisemitism

Gina ChristianJune 7, 20236 min read
Experts in Jewish-Catholic relations are hailing a newly unveiled plan by the Biden administration to combat antisemitism, released amid a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents in recent years.
Pope to undergo surgery for hernia, expected to remain in hospital
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Pope to undergo surgery for hernia, expected to remain in hospital

Justin McLellanJune 7, 20232 min read
Pope Francis was scheduled to undergo surgery at Rome’s Gemelli hospital June 7 to treat a hernia that had developed at an incision of a previous operation, the Vatican said.
Newark cardinal: Americans should exercise ‘voluntary self-restraint’ on gun ownership for common good
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Newark cardinal: Americans should exercise ‘voluntary self-restraint’ on gun ownership for common good

Kate ScanlonJune 7, 20236 min read
Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark recently published a letter calling on Americans to voluntary “self-restraint” on gun ownership as part of their response to rising gun violence.
Papal envoy meets Zelenskyy in Kyiv amid destruction of critical dam that flooded south of country
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Papal envoy meets Zelenskyy in Kyiv amid destruction of critical dam that flooded south of country

Lilia Kovalyk-VasiutaJune 6, 20237 min read
Pope Francis’ peace envoy to Ukraine, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, was finishing his two-day visit to Ukraine June 6. He met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid breaking news of the destruction of a critical dam and hydroelectric power plant along the front lines in southern Ukraine that Zelenskyy blamed on “Russian terrorists.”
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