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Archbishop Lori among bishops saying HHS proposal violates religious freedom and ‘is bad medicine’
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Archbishop Lori among bishops saying HHS proposal violates religious freedom and ‘is bad medicine’

Julie AsherJuly 28, 20225 min read
The chairmen of four U.S. bishops committees said July 27 that proposed regulations from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on abortion, transgender services and other procedures threaten the Catholic Church’s ability “to carry out our healing ministries” and others’ ability “to practice medicine.”
Venice Film Festival will feature documentary on Pope Francis’ travels
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Venice Film Festival will feature documentary on Pope Francis’ travels

Carol GlatzJuly 27, 20223 min read
Pope Francis will be featured in a new documentary premiering at this year’s Venice Film Festival; the film covers his near decade of travel, with visits to almost 60 countries.
Pope joins Indigenous pilgrims at lake known for its healing waters
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Pope joins Indigenous pilgrims at lake known for its healing waters

Cindy WoodenJuly 27, 20225 min read
Pope Francis joined Indigenous pilgrims at a lake known for miraculous healings and encouraged them to lay their burdens on the shore.
Honor elders, learn gentle way of faith sharing from them, pope says
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Honor elders, learn gentle way of faith sharing from them, pope says

Cindy WoodenJuly 26, 20224 min read
Celebrating the feast day of Jesus’ grandparents, Pope Francis not only urged people to honor their elders, but he asked them to think about what they will hand on to future generations.
‘I am sorry’: Canadian Indigenous react to papal apology
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‘I am sorry’: Canadian Indigenous react to papal apology

Michael SwanJuly 26, 20224 min read
Pope Francis delivered his apology on the treaty land of the Ermineskin and Samson Cree Nations, the Louis Bull Tribe and the Montana First Nation, as part of his “penitential pilgrimage” to Canada. The site was near one of Canada’s largest residential schools.
Catholics rally in support of Michigan pro-life center after vandalism
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Catholics rally in support of Michigan pro-life center after vandalism

Catholic News ServiceJuly 26, 20226 min read
Mary Wilkerson helped raised thousands of dollar for the vandalized Lennon Pregnancy Center in Dearborn Heights, Michigan.
Indigenous and Catholic: One can proudly be both, pope says
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Indigenous and Catholic: One can proudly be both, pope says

Cindy WoodenJuly 26, 20225 min read
While presented as missionary work, the operation of residential schools by Catholics in Canada was actually an attempt to impose European culture on Canada’s Indigenous people, Pope Francis said.
Returning moccasins, pope apologizes for church role in residential schools
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Returning moccasins, pope apologizes for church role in residential schools

Cindy WoodenJuly 25, 20227 min read
On the treaty land of the Ermineskin Cree Nation, Samson Cree Nation, Louis Bull Tribe and the Montana First Nation, near the former site of one of Canada’s largest residential schools, Pope Francis said, “I humbly beg forgiveness for the evil committed by so many Christians against the Indigenous peoples.”
Cardinal Gregory issues norms to implement pope’s ‘Traditionis Custodes’
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Cardinal Gregory issues norms to implement pope’s ‘Traditionis Custodes’

Mark ZimmermannJuly 25, 20225 min read
Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory of Washington promulgated liturgical norms July 22 for implementing Pope Francis’ apostolic letter “Traditionis Custodes” (“Guardians of the Tradition”), which limits celebrations of the Mass according to the rite used before the Second Vatican Council.
Pope arrives in Canada focused on elders and on repentance
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Pope arrives in Canada focused on elders and on repentance

Cindy WoodenJuly 25, 20225 min read
After a flight of more than 10 hours from Rome, Pope Francis landed in Edmonton and met briefly at the airport with Indigenous leaders, Canada’s governor general and prime minister before heading to the local seminary for a rest.
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