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Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest killed by Israeli tank fire in southern Lebanon
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Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest killed by Israeli tank fire in southern Lebanon

Dale GavlakMarch 9, 20266 min read
A Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest has been killed in southern Lebanon when an Israeli artillery tank fired on a house March 9, Catholic officials and media said — reports that have since been confirmed by OSV News.
Christians ‘most persecuted religious community in the world,’ Vatican tells UN
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Christians ‘most persecuted religious community in the world,’ Vatican tells UN

Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 9, 20264 min read
The Vatican’s permanent observer to the United Nations in Geneva called on governments and international organizations to strengthen religious freedom protections for persecuted Christians.
Catholics are urged to be cautious over new Anglican schism
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Catholics are urged to be cautious over new Anglican schism

Jonathan LuxmooreMarch 9, 20266 min read
As bishops and archbishops from the worldwide Anglican Communion sever links with England’s first female archbishop of Canterbury, citing her church’s “false teaching,” Catholics are being urged to maintain friendly ties while dropping illusions about future reunification.
Jesus is close by, so just open your eyes, Pope Leo tells young people
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Jesus is close by, so just open your eyes, Pope Leo tells young people

Carol GlatzMarch 9, 20264 min read
Every Catholic parish needs to show that Jesus, who promises a just, true and full life, is always near, Pope Leo XIV said.
Pope urges peace, warns about wider Middle East conflict
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Pope urges peace, warns about wider Middle East conflict

Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 9, 20263 min read
Pope Leo XIV called for an end to the war in Iran and warned that the conflict could drag more countries in the Middle East into instability.
What challenges does protesting present in Christian faith? Minnesota panel tackles topic
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What challenges does protesting present in Christian faith? Minnesota panel tackles topic

Tim MontgomeryMarch 9, 20267 min read
A March 5 meeting of legal and other experts at the University of St. Thomas School of Law in Minneapolis considered the topic “Protests and a Christian Response to Government Abuses.”
Visitor breath, sweat and climate change prompt work on Sistine Chapel masterpiece
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Visitor breath, sweat and climate change prompt work on Sistine Chapel masterpiece

Josephine PetersonMarch 8, 20265 min read
hen millions of visitors flock to the Sistine Chapel each year, their seemingly invisible breath and sweat are slowly leaving a mark on this Renaissance masterpiece, according to Vatican Museums officials.
Pope Leo XIV names Archbishop Caccia papal ambassador to United States
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Pope Leo XIV names Archbishop Caccia papal ambassador to United States

Courtney MaresMarch 7, 20264 min read
Pope Leo XIV has named Archbishop Gabriele G. Caccia as the Vatican’s ambassador to the United States, selecting a seasoned diplomat to serve as a crucial liaison between Rome and the pope’s home country.
Colorado diocesan-sponsored clergy peer support, resiliency program believed to be first in nation
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Colorado diocesan-sponsored clergy peer support, resiliency program believed to be first in nation

Sheryl TirolMarch 7, 20269 min read
When Deacon Ernie Martinez took on his role as director of deacons for the Archdiocese of Denver three years ago, he brought with him an insight few clergy possess: 40 years of experience with the Denver Police Department, where he witnessed firsthand how peer support could save lives.
Experts: Debates about Zionism, even by Catholics, often at odds with Catholic understanding
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Experts: Debates about Zionism, even by Catholics, often at odds with Catholic understanding

Gina ChristianMarch 7, 202610 min read
Experts in Jewish-Catholic relations told OSV News that some current public debates about Zionism, including among Catholics, are at odds with the Catholic understanding of the term — which itself has an array of meanings, as does the word “Israel” itself.
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