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Latin Mass supporters say SSPX controversy has ‘thrown a hand grenade’ into TLM debate
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Latin Mass supporters say SSPX controversy has ‘thrown a hand grenade’ into TLM debate

Jonathan LuxmooreFebruary 16, 20266 min read
Supporters of the traditional Latin Mass have urged Catholics not to confuse their movement with the more controversial Society of St. Pius X, commonly referred to as SSPX, whose leaders currently risk excommunication by threatening to ordain their own bishops.
A true parish welcomes everyone, spreads respect, harmony, pope says
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A true parish welcomes everyone, spreads respect, harmony, pope says

Carol GlatzFebruary 16, 20264 min read
An authentic Christian community knows how to sincerely and joyfully welcome everyone: Catholics, non-Catholics and people of no faith at all, Pope Leo XIV said.
Federal judge orders Catholic group be let into ICE facility on Ash Wednesday
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Federal judge orders Catholic group be let into ICE facility on Ash Wednesday

Simone OrendainFebruary 16, 20264 min read
A federal district judge granted a preliminary injunction Feb. 12 that will allow clergy, religious and Catholic social justice advocates to enter a Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility west of Chicago on Ash Wednesday to provide ashes and holy Communion.
Bishop Zurek resignation accepted; Cardinal DiNardo named as apostolic administrator of Amarillo
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Bishop Zurek resignation accepted; Cardinal DiNardo named as apostolic administrator of Amarillo

OSV NewsFebruary 16, 20263 min read
Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Bishop Patrick J. Zurek of Amarillo, 77, and has appointed retired Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, 76, as apostolic administrator of the diocese until a new bishop is appointed and installed.
‘Operation Metro Surge’ in Minneapolis is ending but needs continue for immigrant families
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‘Operation Metro Surge’ in Minneapolis is ending but needs continue for immigrant families

Joe RuffFebruary 16, 20267 min read
Redemptorist Father John Schmidt, pastor of St. Alphonsus in Brooklyn Center, was cautiously optimistic as he heard the news Feb. 12 that “Operation Metro Surge” was nearing an end.
From discipleship to apostleship: SEEK promises encounter with Christ that continues
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From discipleship to apostleship: SEEK promises encounter with Christ that continues

Katie YoderFebruary 16, 20267 min read
FOCUS announced SEEK 2027 will take place Jan. 1-5 in two cities that have hosted it before: San Antonio and Columbus, Ohio. The local bishops, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio and Bishop Earl K. Fernandes of Columbus, welcomed the news.
Lent’s CRS Lent Rice Bowl collection seen as more critical than ever after USAID cuts
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Lent’s CRS Lent Rice Bowl collection seen as more critical than ever after USAID cuts

Kimberly HeatheringtonFebruary 16, 20268 min read
A familiar Lenten program of Catholic Relief Services — the official relief and development agency of the Catholic Church in the U.S. — CRS Rice Bowl offers faith communities in every diocese throughout the United States the opportunity to put their faith into action.
French priest hears confessions while riding chairlift in the Alps
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French priest hears confessions while riding chairlift in the Alps

Caroline de SuryFebruary 15, 20265 min read
Father Geoffroy Génin is a 69-year-old French priest whose appearance is sometimes unusual. Tall and slim, he has the look of an athlete. Once a week, he can be seen on the ski slopes, in the heart of a magnificent snow-covered valley in the Alps.
Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s cousin credits him with her life
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s cousin credits him with her life

Katie YoderFebruary 15, 202611 min read
Rosemarie Costello says she is alive today because of Venerable Fulton J. Sheen, her cousin. He introduced her parents, after all.
Oldest priest in Archdiocese of Newark reflects on 104 years of life and 78 years of ministry
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Oldest priest in Archdiocese of Newark reflects on 104 years of life and 78 years of ministry

OSV NewsFebruary 14, 20265 min read
At age 104, Msgr. James C. Turro is the oldest priest in the Archdiocese of Newark — and possibly the United States — and also holds the distinction of being the oldest living alumnus of Seton Hall University.
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