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USCCB President praises Nicaraguans’ ‘courageous hope’ amid their country’s ‘dark hour’
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USCCB President praises Nicaraguans’ ‘courageous hope’ amid their country’s ‘dark hour’

OSV NewsFebruary 22, 20234 min read
Amid the “dark hour” besetting Nicaragua — with the imprisonment of a bishop, the expulsion of over 200 political prisoners and ongoing human rights violations — Nicaraguans’ “courageous hope, charity and solidarity are bearing witness” to their enduring faith, said the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Pope clarifies rules limiting celebration of pre-Vatican II Mass
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Pope clarifies rules limiting celebration of pre-Vatican II Mass

Cindy WoodenFebruary 22, 20234 min read
Diocesan bishops must have Vatican authorization to allow the celebration of the pre-Vatican II Mass in a parish church, to establish a new “personal parish” for devotees of the old Mass or to allow its celebration by a priest ordained after July 2021 when Pope Francis issued rules restricting the celebration, he said.
Pro-life activist acquitted in federal court finds spiritual meaning in arrest, trial
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Pro-life activist acquitted in federal court finds spiritual meaning in arrest, trial

Sean GallagherFebruary 21, 20235 min read
Mark Houck, a pro-life activist and leader of The King’s Men, a nationwide Catholic men’s ministry, stood before 1,200 Catholic men Feb. 18 at a conference at East Central High School in St. Leon in southeastern Indiana.
Vatican U.N. ambassador, Ukrainian Catholic archbishop discuss Catholic teaching on peace in wartime
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Vatican U.N. ambassador, Ukrainian Catholic archbishop discuss Catholic teaching on peace in wartime

Beth GriffinFebruary 21, 20236 min read
The church is called to pray, preach the Gospel and be attentive to God’s word in all circumstances, but even more so in the time of war, explained both the Vatican’s ambassador to the United Nations and the U.S. archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
New earthquake hits Turkey and Syria, killing 6; death toll from earlier quake rises to 47,000
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New earthquake hits Turkey and Syria, killing 6; death toll from earlier quake rises to 47,000

Dale GavlakFebruary 21, 20236 min read
A new earthquake struck the border area between Turkey and Syria the night of Feb. 20, sparking fear and anxiety for people already bereft and for those helping them since the Feb. 6 temblor. Six people were reported killed in the new quake.
One year of war: Head of Ukrainian Catholic Church shares hopes, sorrows
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One year of war: Head of Ukrainian Catholic Church shares hopes, sorrows

Cindy WoodenFebruary 21, 20235 min read
With the first anniversary of Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine just days away, the head of the Ukrainian Catholic Church spoke about gratitude and powerlessness in the face of a “blind, absurd, sacrilegious war.”
U.S. bishops’ collection for Eastern Europe’s Catholics increasingly crucial as war rages in Ukraine
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U.S. bishops’ collection for Eastern Europe’s Catholics increasingly crucial as war rages in Ukraine

Gina ChristianFebruary 21, 20236 min read
On Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22, faithful across the country are being asked to donate to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Collection for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe.
Citing finances, N.Y. Archdiocese to close 12 schools at end of academic year
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Citing finances, N.Y. Archdiocese to close 12 schools at end of academic year

OSV NewsFebruary 21, 20232 min read
The Archdiocese of New York has announced that 12 of its Catholic schools will close at the end of the 2022-23 academic year and four others will be merged into two schools due to the schools’ financial outlook.
Ukrainian Catholics hail Biden’s surprise visit to Kyiv for bravery, ‘amazing boost of hope’
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Ukrainian Catholics hail Biden’s surprise visit to Kyiv for bravery, ‘amazing boost of hope’

Gina ChristianFebruary 20, 20236 min read
U.S. President Joe Biden’s unexpected Feb. 20 visit to Kyiv, calmly walking alongside Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as air raid sirens wailed in the capital, is being hailed as a surprise and a signal to the world, Ukrainian Catholic leaders told OSV News.
Emotional LA sheriff details arrest of suspect in shooting death of Bishop O’Connell; motive remains unclear
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Emotional LA sheriff details arrest of suspect in shooting death of Bishop O’Connell; motive remains unclear

Pablo KayFebruary 20, 20235 min read
A 65-year-old Hispanic man was taken into custody the morning of Feb. 20 by Los Angeles County sheriff deputies as the prime suspect in the murder of Auxiliary Bishop David G. O’Connell of Los Angeles.
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