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Confession is ‘encounter of love’ that fights evil, pope tells priests
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Confession is ‘encounter of love’ that fights evil, pope tells priests

Cindy WoodenMarch 26, 20234 min read
In a world where “there is no shortage of hotbeds of hatred and revenge,” Pope Francis told priests and seminarians that “we confessors must multiply the ‘hotbeds of mercy,'” by making it easy for people to access the sacrament of reconciliation.
Laws, lawsuits and adult involvement needed to save kids from social media ‘harm,’ say experts
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Laws, lawsuits and adult involvement needed to save kids from social media ‘harm,’ say experts

Kimberly HeatheringtonMarch 26, 20237 min read
Following California’s successful lead, legislation in Arkansas, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia aims to impose on social media giants fines, age-appropriate design codes, and user age restrictions for opening accounts.
Jérôme Lejeune’s legacy advances ‘abundant life’ for people with Down syndrome in world and church
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Jérôme Lejeune’s legacy advances ‘abundant life’ for people with Down syndrome in world and church

Kimberly HeatheringtonMarch 25, 20235 min read
The French Catholic pediatrician and geneticist who co-discovered the link between a chromosome irregularity and Down syndrome is now on the path to sainthood, and the Jerome Lejeune Foundation USA daily advances the rights and wellbeing of those with Down syndrome and their families.
Texas parishioners affected by Ukrainian war, a wildfire have relied on faith, community to survive turmoil
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Texas parishioners affected by Ukrainian war, a wildfire have relied on faith, community to survive turmoil

Susan MosesMarch 25, 20237 min read
THE COLONY, Texas (OSV News) — St. Sophia Ukrainian Catholic Church in The Colony, Texas, is thousands of miles from the front lines of the fighting in Ukraine, but the hearts of its faithful are close to the war-torn country. In his flock, Father Pavlo Popov ministers to a broad scope of Catholics. Refugees recently […]
Pope, World Council of Churches’ leaders talk about war, divisions
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Pope, World Council of Churches’ leaders talk about war, divisions

Carol GlatzMarch 24, 20233 min read
Recognizing how war and political differences can increase Christian divisions, believers must keep their focus on Christ and his Gospel, said members of a delegation of the World Council of Churches that met with Pope Francis.
Pre-Vatican II Mass was formed by ‘clericalization,’ says papal preacher
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Pre-Vatican II Mass was formed by ‘clericalization,’ says papal preacher

Justin McLellanMarch 24, 20233 min read
Clericalization led to the separation of the clergy from the faithful in the church’s liturgy celebrated before the Second Vatican Council, said Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa, preacher of the papal household.
Memorial to modern Christian martyrs opens in Rome
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Memorial to modern Christian martyrs opens in Rome

Cindy WoodenMarch 24, 20234 min read
The Community of Sant’Egidio, which cares for the basilica and the shrine, hosted an event March 23 to dedicate a new exposition space among the ruins in the crypt as a museum and memorial to the new martyrs of both the 20th and 21st centuries.
Human composting, alkaline hydrolysis not acceptable for burial, say U.S. bishops
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Human composting, alkaline hydrolysis not acceptable for burial, say U.S. bishops

Gina ChristianMarch 24, 20233 min read
Two new alternatives to burial and cremation fail to comply with the Catholic Church’s teaching on respect for the bodies of the dead, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Doctrine said.
Pope advances sainthood causes of six candidates
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Pope advances sainthood causes of six candidates

Carol GlatzMarch 24, 20233 min read
Pope Francis has advanced the sainthood causes of five women and a priest.
Retired Milwaukee priest barred from hearing confessions over support of Delaware ‘repeal of seal’ law
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Retired Milwaukee priest barred from hearing confessions over support of Delaware ‘repeal of seal’ law

Gina ChristianMarch 24, 20235 min read
A retired Milwaukee priest has been barred from hearing confession and giving absolution, following an essay he wrote favoring legislation that would require priests to report child abuse they learn of during confession.
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