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Aquila: Media claim church teaching helped prompt gay bar shooting is ‘lie’
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Aquila: Media claim church teaching helped prompt gay bar shooting is ‘lie’

Julie AsherDecember 28, 20225 min read
Denver Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila called it irresponsible and a “flat out lie” for The Denver Post daily newspaper and some other local media to scapegoat Catholic teaching on human sexuality as a reason for hatred against transgender people and the wider LGBTQ community that led to a mass shooting at a Colorado gay bar.
Continue contemplating the mystery of Christmas, pope urges
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Continue contemplating the mystery of Christmas, pope urges

Cindy WoodenDecember 28, 20223 min read
The birth of Jesus in a stable “shows us God’s ‘style,’ which is closeness, compassion, and tenderness,” Pope Francis told visitors and pilgrims at his weekly general audience.
Love comes first, pope says in letter on teaching of St. Francis de Sales
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Love comes first, pope says in letter on teaching of St. Francis de Sales

Cindy WoodenDecember 28, 20225 min read
The most important question a Christian can ask when making any decision in life is “where the greatest love is to be found,” Pope Francis wrote in a letter marking the 400th anniversary of St. Francis de Sales, a doctor of the church.
Pope Francis says retired Pope Benedict is ‘very sick’
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Pope Francis says retired Pope Benedict is ‘very sick’

Cindy WoodenDecember 28, 20222 min read
Saying that retired Pope Benedict XVI was “very sick,” Pope Francis asked people to offer special prayers for him.
Pope’s 2022: A year dominated by war, problems walking
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Pope’s 2022: A year dominated by war, problems walking

Cindy WoodenDecember 28, 20226 min read
While 2022 finally saw the publication of Pope Francis’ constitution reforming the Roman Curia, the biggest news and the biggest changes in his ministry came from Russia’s war on Ukraine and from the pope’s own problems walking.
Priest weathers Christmas blizzard on fireboat celebrating Mass for two
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Priest weathers Christmas blizzard on fireboat celebrating Mass for two

Dennis SadowskiDecember 27, 20226 min read
In the midst of the multiday blizzard that paralyzed parts of western New York, Father Seil, chaplain for the Buffalo Fire Department, had to evacuate the rectory at his parish in the city’s Old First Ward neighborhood on Christmas Eve, then spent the night aboard the department’s fire boat and celebrated a short Mass Christmas morning for crewman Jack Kelleher.
Ukrainian archbishop urges people to celebrate Christmas even amid war
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Ukrainian archbishop urges people to celebrate Christmas even amid war

Catholic News ServiceDecember 27, 20223 min read
Intermittent electricity and air raid sirens cannot and should not stop Ukrainians from celebrating the birth of Jesus, said Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Kyiv-Halych, head of the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
Jesus’ birth is not ‘fairy tale,’ but call to live the Gospel, pope says
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Jesus’ birth is not ‘fairy tale,’ but call to live the Gospel, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 27, 20223 min read
The day after Christmas the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, which emphasizes how the story of Jesus’ birth is not a “fairy tale,” but a call to live as witnesses of the Gospel, Pope Francis said.
As Dallas charter turns 20, abuse has become issue for much of society
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As Dallas charter turns 20, abuse has become issue for much of society

Mark PattisonDecember 27, 20229 min read
Twenty years later, at their assembly in Baltimore Nov. 14-17, the bishops acknowledged the charter’s anniversary and said that they have made steps in addressing clergy sexual abuse and would continue to listen, care for and walk with survivors.
Another year of ‘limbo on earth’ for immigrants, refugees, asylum-seekers
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Another year of ‘limbo on earth’ for immigrants, refugees, asylum-seekers

Mark PattisonDecember 26, 20227 min read
The number of those in America without legal documentation has climbed into eight figures.
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