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News from the Vatican
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Two more people claim to have been groped or sexually harassed by the papal envoy to France, Archbishop Luigi Ventura, who is already under fire for three similar charges.
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Plaintive pleas and rousing, rhythmic recognitions of God's goodness filled the air at Rome's main synagogue as Israeli and Vatican officials celebrated 25 years of formal diplomatic relations.
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Speaking to oil company executives, Pope Francis on Friday said that climate change “threatens the very future” of humanity, adding that the “doomsday predictions” can no longer be met with disdain.
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Pope Francis told Jesuits in Romania that tensions and struggles within the Church have left it wounded and that the only path forward is through humble dialogue, not futile arguments.
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In his message for the third Church-sponsored World Day of the Poor, Pope Francis said that today millions of men, women, young people and children are enslaved by “new forms of bondage.”
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National Catholic Register
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By John Grondelski | If I had a dollar for every priest likely to launch his Trinity Sunday sermon with, “This is a mystery,” I would be a rich man. The Blessed Trinity is a mystery, but that does...
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By Rick Becker | “The patron saint provides a model of charity; we are assured of his intercession” (CCC 2156). Last Sunday, June 9, was the memorial of an obscure St. Richard – this one, a...
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By Kathy Schiffer | Sunday is the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. It’s so easy to take that for granted — to listen to Jesus in the Gospel, speaking about the Spirit and about his Father, with...
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By Marge Fenelon | It’s been said about Holy Cross Father Patrick Peyton that he had an obsession but was not obsessed. This remark was made by one of Fr. Peyton’s dearest friends, Father Arthur...
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By Catholic News Agency | MENDOZA - Two priests accused of sexually abusing minors at a school for deaf children in Argentina will stand trial Aug. 5. The priests and a former employee at the...
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By Catholic News Agency | WARSAW - As the Catholic Church in Poland continues to respond to sex abuse by clergy, Archbishop Charles Scicluna, a leading Vatican expert on prosecuting sex crimes...
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By Matt D’Antuono | I get the sense that it is fashionable to say, “I am spiritual but not religious.” People nod their heads in agreement and think how open-minded spirituality without religion...
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By Patti Armstrong | “Which is worse, sin or Satan?” Msgr. John Esseff asked. “Sin is far worse,” he answered without waiting for a response. I had called for his perspective on what is happening in...
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By Father Roger Landry | This weekend we celebrate Father’s Day throughout the United States. It’s a relatively recent feast, made a permanent national holiday on the third Sunday of June only in...
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By Joseph O’Brien | True manhood is under attack in today’s culture, but that doesn’t mean that Catholic men are not putting up a fight. Whether called to the married state or serving God as a priest,
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June 14 - July 31
St. Mary Parish, Uxbridge will be hosting the ten-part series, “The Second Greatest Story Ever Told” which chronicles the inception of the Divine Mercy beginning Monday, July 22 to Sept. 23 from 6 – 8pm. This program will be facilitated by Joan Hauge and Mary Fahey. The book, “The Second Greatest Story Ever Told” written by Fr. Michael Gaitley and the accompanying workbook are required. Cost for the program is $10.00 and an additional $22.00 for the two books. The program will be held at St. Mary Parish, 77 Mendon Street in Uxbridge. Please contact email: dmoriarty@stmaryuxbridge.org or call the parish office at 508-278-2226 to register.Read More -
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The U.S. bishops invite the faithful to join a movement of prayer and sacrifice for the protection of life, marriage, and religious liberty in our country. Serious threats to each of these have raised unprecedented challenges to the Church and the nation. When confronted with challenges, our Lord calls us to sacrifice and pray. Follow the links below to learn more about how you can answer the Call.Read More -
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Planned Parenthood boss Cecile Richards is tweeting again ... and further showing Planned Parenthood's disconnect with humanity.Read More
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Bob Roller By Carol Zimmermann BALTIMORE (CNS) -- The gathering of U.S. bishops June 11-13 in Baltimore was anything but business as usual. "The spring meetings are usually more...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/courtesy Irving Houle Association By Mark Pattison BALTIMORE (CNS) -- The U.S. bishops, after being consulted about the sainthood cause of a man who, except for service in World War...
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IMAGE: CNS graphic/U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops By BALTIMORE (CNS) -- Representatives of lay organizations expressed caution over the steps taken by U.S. bishops to boost accountability and...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Vatican Media By Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Faced with a climate emergency, the world must act immediately to mitigate global warming and avoid committing "a brutal act...
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