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Supreme Court justices question affirmative action admission policies
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Supreme Court justices question affirmative action admission policies

Carol ZimmermannNovember 1, 20225 min read
A divided and often skeptical Supreme Court heard two cases Oct. 31 challenging race-conscious policies used in university admissions to obtain diverse student populations.
Pope’s November prayer intention: ‘For children who suffer’
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Pope’s November prayer intention: ‘For children who suffer’

Catholic News ServiceOctober 31, 20221 min read
During the month of November, Pope Francis is asking people to pray for children who are suffering because of poverty, war and exploitation.
St. Francis inspires church to mirror his faith in Christ, pope says
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St. Francis inspires church to mirror his faith in Christ, pope says

Carol GlatzOctober 31, 20223 min read
St. Francis of Assisi is known for loving and celebrating creation and for being a man of peace and poverty, Pope Francis said.
South Korean church leaders want inquiry after stampede, offer prayers
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South Korean church leaders want inquiry after stampede, offer prayers

Catholic News ServiceOctober 31, 20223 min read
Catholic bishops in South Korea expressed sorrow and offered prayers after more than 150 people died in a stampede during Halloween celebrations in Seoul. They also called for a detailed investigation to identify the cause of the incident.
Pope: Parishes are essential places for growing in faith, community
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Pope: Parishes are essential places for growing in faith, community

Cindy WoodenOctober 31, 20223 min read
The COVID-19 pandemic has weakened many parishes, but that community “in the midst of homes, in the midst of people,” is still an essential place for nourishing and sharing faith, Pope Francis told Italian young adults.
Christians must see others with compassion, not condemnation, pope says
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Christians must see others with compassion, not condemnation, pope says

Carol GlatzOctober 31, 20222 min read
God always sees people’s potential, looking past their mistakes and understanding what they can become, Pope Francis said.
Pelosi speaks of heartbreak after husband’s attack; bishops offer prayers
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Pelosi speaks of heartbreak after husband’s attack; bishops offer prayers

Rhina GuidosOctober 31, 20224 min read
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone said he was praying for the husband of House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi after police said he was “violently assaulted” at home early Oct. 28 by a man with a hammer.
Commission starts planning global report on child protection efforts
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Commission starts planning global report on child protection efforts

Cindy WoodenOctober 31, 20225 min read
With a renewed membership, the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors met at the Vatican in late October and laid the groundwork for devising an annual report on child protection efforts by the Catholic Church globally.
Synod reports show enthusiasm for mission, but also identify obstacles
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Synod reports show enthusiasm for mission, but also identify obstacles

Cindy WoodenOctober 30, 20225 min read
Catholics around the globe long to share the Gospel with a world in need, but they see situations and tensions within the church that challenge their ability to do so, said one of the drafters of the document for the continental phase of the Synod of Bishops.
Focus on Dialogue: Papal trip to highlight importance of opening doors
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Focus on Dialogue: Papal trip to highlight importance of opening doors

Carol GlatzOctober 29, 20226 min read
Pope Francis is set to make a four-day visit to Bahrain, a journey that will make him the first pope to visit the Arab kingdom just off the coast of Saudi Arabia in the Persian Gulf.
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