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Pope hospitalized for respiratory infection, Vatican says
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Pope hospitalized for respiratory infection, Vatican says

Cindy WoodenMarch 29, 20233 min read
Pope Francis went to Rome’s Gemelli hospital March 29 for “some previously planned tests,” the Vatican press office said, providing no further details.
Nashville shooting was ‘senseless act of violence,’ pope says in telegram
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Nashville shooting was ‘senseless act of violence,’ pope says in telegram

Carol GlatzMarch 29, 20232 min read
Pope Francis called the deadly shooting at a school in Nashville a “senseless act of violence” and prayed that the grieving families hold strong to their faith and “bring good out of unspeakable evil.”
Pope Francis prays for migrants killed in ‘tragic’ fire near U.S.-Mexico border
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Pope Francis prays for migrants killed in ‘tragic’ fire near U.S.-Mexico border

Justin McLellanMarch 29, 20231 min read
Pope Francis prayed for the victims of a “tragic” fire that killed at least 38 people and injured some 29 others at a migrant processing center in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, March 27.
Catholic leaders express sorrow, outrage over dozens of migrants killed in fire
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Catholic leaders express sorrow, outrage over dozens of migrants killed in fire

David AgrenMarch 29, 20235 min read
A fire in a Mexican immigration detention center has claimed the lives of at least 38 migrants, who appeared to be abandoned by guards as flames engulfed their locked cells, according to a leaked video from the facility near the U.S. border in Ciudad Juárez.
Salvadorans celebrate St. Oscar Romero’s ‘faith, courage’ at Mass on anniversary of his assassination
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Salvadorans celebrate St. Oscar Romero’s ‘faith, courage’ at Mass on anniversary of his assassination

Miguel VivancoMarch 28, 20235 min read
With great enthusiasm and devotion, hundreds of Salvadoran families gathered for a March 24 Mass at the Sacred Heart Shrine in Washington to celebrate the feast of St. Oscar Romero, bishop and martyr from El Salvador.
Praying for shooting victims as ‘family of faith’ is like ‘an embrace’ for community, Nashville bishop says at Mass
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Praying for shooting victims as ‘family of faith’ is like ‘an embrace’ for community, Nashville bishop says at Mass

Katie PetersonMarch 28, 20236 min read
Nashville Bishop J. Mark Spalding celebrated the 5:30 p.m. Mass March 27 at the Cathedral of the Incarnation to pray for the victims of the school shooting that morning at The Covenant School in the city’s Green Hills neighborhood where it happened.
After Nashville school shooting, Biden renews call for assault weapons ban and universal background checks
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After Nashville school shooting, Biden renews call for assault weapons ban and universal background checks

Kate ScanlonMarch 28, 20234 min read
President Joe Biden called a March 27 shooting at a school in Nashville, Tenn., “sick,” “heartbreaking” and “a family’s worst nightmare,” in remarks from the White House. The president called on Congress to pass an assault weapons ban.
Church leaders welcome move on Russian war crimes in Ukraine, decry abduction of Ukrainian children
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Church leaders welcome move on Russian war crimes in Ukraine, decry abduction of Ukrainian children

Jonathan LuxmooreMarch 28, 20237 min read
Ukrainian church leaders have warned Russians they will have to answer for savagery inflicted on their country, following the International Criminal Court’s indictment of President Vladimir Putin for war crimes.
Wyoming abortion ban blocked over Obamacare-era amendment to state constitution
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Wyoming abortion ban blocked over Obamacare-era amendment to state constitution

Kate ScanlonMarch 28, 20234 min read
A Wyoming judge on March 22 temporarily blocked a new state law prohibiting most abortions in the state just days after it took effect after opponents said an Obamacare-era amendment to the state constitution may void the ban.
‘God showed up in a very powerful, powerful way’: Archdiocese of Hartford investigating possible eucharistic miracle
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‘God showed up in a very powerful, powerful way’: Archdiocese of Hartford investigating possible eucharistic miracle

Gina ChristianMarch 27, 20234 min read
The Archdiocese of Hartford is investigating a possible eucharistic miracle at one of its parishes, where Communion hosts seemingly multiplied during a March 5 Sunday Mass.
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