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Holy Land tourism begins to return to normalcy after pandemic, but Ukraine war presents other setbacks
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Holy Land tourism begins to return to normalcy after pandemic, but Ukraine war presents other setbacks

Tom TracyFebruary 18, 20236 min read
As Israel lifted all bans and restrictions connected with COVID, the country has witnessed a gradual return of tourism, especially in the last quarter of 2022.
‘Please pray for us’: Compassion, communion resonate in Syria among Christians affected by earthquake
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‘Please pray for us’: Compassion, communion resonate in Syria among Christians affected by earthquake

Doreen Abi RaadFebruary 17, 20235 min read
Before the earthquake, 90 percent of Syrians were living below the poverty line.
Pennsylvania governor calls on state lawmakers to abolish capital punishment as ‘statement of morality’
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Pennsylvania governor calls on state lawmakers to abolish capital punishment as ‘statement of morality’

Kate ScanlonFebruary 17, 20234 min read
Gov. Josh Shapiro called on Pennsylvania’s legislature Feb. 16 to end the death penalty, marking the first time a governor of the Keystone State has formally called on lawmakers to abolish the practice. Shapiro also said he will not authorize its use during his term.
Beyond money and success, build community, pope tells businesspeople
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Beyond money and success, build community, pope tells businesspeople

Justin McLellanFebruary 17, 20232 min read
Meeting Feb. 17 with a group of Mexican entrepreneurs, the pope urged them to pay special attention to their relationship with God so they may be signs of God’s presence in the world of finance.
Pope: Synodal and Lenten journeys require effort, sacrifice, focusing on God
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Pope: Synodal and Lenten journeys require effort, sacrifice, focusing on God

Carol GlatzFebruary 17, 20235 min read
The text of the pope’s message focused on seeing Lenten penance and the synodal experience both as arduous journeys that lead to the wondrous experience of Christ’s divine light and splendor.
Broken trust: Ambassadors weigh in on odds against lasting peace in Holy Land
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Broken trust: Ambassadors weigh in on odds against lasting peace in Holy Land

Junno Arocho EstevesFebruary 17, 20236 min read
ROME (OSV News) — A series of deadly raids by Israeli authorities in the West Bank and attacks on Jewish civilians in the first month of the new year have made the goal of a lasting peace in the Holy Land seemingly unattainable. The Jan. 26 raid in the West Bank city of Jenin, which […]
Pope says he’s close to Turkish people in time of ‘so much pain’
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Pope says he’s close to Turkish people in time of ‘so much pain’

Justin McLellanFebruary 16, 20232 min read
“I am close to you, and I pray for you,” Pope Francis told the Turkish people reeling from earthquakes that killed nearly 42,000 people in Turkey and neighboring Syria, according to figures updated Feb. 16.
FBI faces scrutiny about memo on ‘radical traditionalist Catholics’
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FBI faces scrutiny about memo on ‘radical traditionalist Catholics’

Kate ScanlonFebruary 16, 20237 min read
The FBI is facing scrutiny after a leaked memo suggested some “radical traditionalist” Catholics pose threats of racial or ethnically motivated violence. The memo has since been retracted by the bureau, a spokesperson told OSV News.
Pope tells Jesuits in Africa he twice refused to become a bishop
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Pope tells Jesuits in Africa he twice refused to become a bishop

Cindy WoodenFebruary 16, 20233 min read
Pope Francis told Jesuits working in Congo that he had taken seriously the promise he and all Jesuits make to not seek offices of authority and power in the church and, in fact, he twice declined becoming a bishop.
Michigan shooting victims memorialized at parish vigils, livestreamed rosary
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Michigan shooting victims memorialized at parish vigils, livestreamed rosary

Michaek StechschulteFebruary 16, 20236 min read
Tears were shed, words of consolation were shared, and memories were cherished the evening of Feb. 14 during two emotional prayer vigils to honor the memory of three Michigan State University students whose lives were cut short during a shooting on the East Lansing campus one night earlier.
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