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Pope Francis is “profoundly saddened” by the death of the father and daughter from El Salvador who were photographed after they drowned while they attempted to cross the Rio Grande to reach the...
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Many terrorist attacks and other violence against houses of worship, religious sites and faith communities around the world "are finally receiving the attention, condemnation and committed...
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U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke has resigned from the Dignitatis Humanae Institute, saying it has become "more and more identified with the political program" of Steve Bannon.
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Millions of Catholics live their faith through their association with lay movements and Catholic groups, but some also have lost their faith when they were sexually abused in those groups and felt...
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Catholic doctors have a mission to show God's compassionate love to those who are suffering and to defend life at all stages, Pope Francis said.
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By Joan Frawley Desmond | INDIANAPOLIS — Shortly after national headlines confirmed that Indianapolis Archbishop Charles Thompson had stripped Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School of its right to call...
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By Courtney Grogan/CNA | VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis said Wednesday that there is no room for selfishness in the Christian life, pointing to the example of the lives of the early Christians in the...
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By Catholic News Agency | WASHINGTON - With the latest U.S. report on global persecution of individuals and groups based on their religious beliefs, the Trump administration promised action to...
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By Catholic News Agency | ST. LOUIS - A Missouri judge has agreed to allow the state’s last abortion facility to continue performing abortions until this Friday, while the clinic appeals the...
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By Tito Edwards | 5 Ways to Live Like a Monk (Without Actually Being One) – Fr. Paul Sheller, O.S.B., at The Catholic Gentleman +1 Cardinal Cupich’s Counterproductive Advice – Philip Lawler at...
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By Edward Pentin | VATICAN CITY — A private meeting held to discuss the upcoming Amazonian synod and involving largely German-speaking prelates and experts took place on Tuesday in Rome. According to...
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By Jim Graves | Fr. Kevin Cusick requested recently via Twitter that women dress modestly for church (“please help the priest to protect the purity of men at holy Mass by choosing to dress...
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By Katie Warner | Katie Warner interviews Catholic readers and writers about their reading habits and asks for their book recommendations in various categories. First, who are you? Sam...
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By Catholic News Agency | PARIS — A clock nearly identical to the one destroyed in the April 15 fire at the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris has been found in storage. The duplicate was found at...
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By Catholic News Agency | ROME - In a statement today, Cardinal Raymond Burke issued a correction to a now-removed LifeSiteNews article, which claimed that Burke was collaborating with former...
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June 19 - June 26
The Joint Committee on Public Health has scheduled a public hearing of the End of Life Options Act (S. 1208 and H. 1926) that would legalize physician-assisted suicide (PAS). The meeting will be held at the Massachusetts State House in the Gardner Auditorium, 24 Beacon Street, Boston from 11-5pm. Learn about the real dangers of Physician-Assisted Suicide at www.witnessforlife.com.Read More -
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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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IMAGE: CNS photo/Reuters By WASHINGTON (CNS) -- U.S. bishops joined Pope Francis in expressing sadness after seeing photos of the lifeless bodies of a migrant father and his daughter who drowned near...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Marcia per la Vita By VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke has resigned from the Dignitatis Humanae Institute, saying it has become "more and more identified...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Paul Haring By Junno Arocho Esteves VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- To be part of a Christian community is to belong to a group of believers who shun selfishness and give witness to God's love...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Deborah Gyapong, Canadian Catholic News By Rhina Guidos WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The archbishop of Havana said his predecessor, Cardinal Jaime Ortega Alamino, is in stable condition, but...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Lucy Nicholson, Reuters By Rhina Guidos WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The president's threats came and went in tweets, but priests, women and men religious, church-affiliated organizations and...
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