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The Vatican denies Marko Rupnik has been acquitted. The canonical criminal trial remains open. Judges are reviewing evidence in the case involving the former Jesuit accused of abuse.
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The US Department of Justice releases updated guidance on federal protections for religious liberty. The update is the first revision since 2017. It reflects church autonomy and parental rights rulings.
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Ann Teresa O'Neill, whose cure from leukemia was a confirmed miracle for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's canonization, has died. She was 78 years old. O'Neill died after a stroke.
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France becomes the first European country to ban social media for minors under 15. The country's minister delegate for digital sovereignty says France is leading the way in establishing a 'digital age of majority'.
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Young delegates share concerns and offer recommendations to Church leaders at the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa plenary assembly. The assembly provides an opportunity for young Catholics to engage directly with bishops. Delegates are participating in the assembly this week.
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Venezuelan bishops urge faithful to reject the notion that earthquakes are a divine punishment. The bishops reject manipulation by those guided by superstition and fundamentalism. They claim earthquakes are not a punishment from God.
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Andy Burnham, UK's Prime Minister, identifies as Catholic. He was born to an Irish Catholic mother. His religious roots have been reported to have shaped him.
The US Ambassador and Vatican News have differing views on the Pope's status. The Pope's role is being examined. The issue is being reported by the National Catholic Register.
Vance Boelter receives consecutive life sentences for murder of Rep. Melissa Hortman. Hortman was a Catholic lawmaker and volunteer in her parish's children's faith formation program. She also taught Sunday school.
Earthquakes in Peru destroy homes and public buildings, including historic churches. Several churches are severely damaged. Dozens of homes are uninhabitable.
Father Jacques Hamel was murdered by terrorists while celebrating Mass. The attack occurred in Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray, France. One congregant was also injured.
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Father Blaine Burkey has self-published 'The Cumberland Mission', a 316-page archival study of the Catholic Church's efforts in Western Maryland. The book covers the period from 1778 to 1853. Father Burkey drew on decades of archival research.
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Nearly 400 Catholics attended the Parish Renewal Conference in Australia. The conference challenged attendees to try evangelisation. The event was held at the Liverpool Catholic Club.
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Father Nick Vance discusses virtuous friendships and their relation to Jesus' example. He is parochial vicar at Our Lady of Grace in Edina. Vance has spent time reflecting on the topic.
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St. Raymond Nonnatus is a witness to reconciliation. He reminds people that God is still writing a story of hope in trials. Families in crisis can turn to him.
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Pope Leo XIV sends a telegram to Italian President Sergio Mattarella on his 85th birthday. The Pope assures Mattarella of his prayers and entrusts him to the protection of Italy's patron saints. The message marks the President's birthday.
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Sheila Hodges begins tenure as CEO and editor of Black Catholic Messenger. She was formed at the University of Pennsylvania and has strong Catholic faith. She is energized by a 'wave of new energy'.
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Father Remigio Morales attends a World Cup match in Philadelphia. He sees players making the sign of the cross and witnesses shared joy among fans. The event takes place at a local venue.
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A couple shares their experience with Engaged Encounter program. They found the pre-Cana retreat fun and helpful. The program is for engaged couples.
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Angelus News reviews Nolan's 'The Odyssey' adaptation. The review discusses the film's faithfulness to Homer's work. The adaptation remains true to the original's deeper logic.
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Archbishop Bernard Hebda announces appointments in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. The appointments are effective as of July 23, 2026. Details are available on The Catholic Spirit website.
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David Enlow, a choir master and music director, gives a concert featuring improvisation and classical music on the Hazel Wright Organ. The event is an evening of music. It is part of the Sounds from the Sanctuary series.
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Three Catholic bishops of Samar Island unite against mining. They urge local governments to oppose mining after a mineral exploration permit was approved. The permit covers parts of Eastern Samar.
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Intensifying Israeli attacks have killed and injured dozens of Palestinians. Civilians are bearing the brunt of the conflict. Humanitarian concerns are rising.
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An OLC parishioner becomes the first African American to lead Catholic Daughters of the Americas. This is a new leadership role for the organization. The parishioner is a member of the OLC parish.
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A local student wins an AI competition at Catholic University. The competition was held at the university. A local news source reports the win.
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Venezuelan bishops urge a reconstruction process free from negligence and corruption after earthquakes. They express solidarity with survivors and thank rescuers and Pope Leo XIV. The bishops call for a process without political interests.
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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher reflects on Ukraine's resilience. He recalls those who have lost everything and reiterates the Holy See's commitment to humanitarian efforts and peace. The Holy See is considering a papal visit to Ukraine.
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Amnesty International urges Ghana to pass the Anti-Witchcraft Accusations Bill. The bill aims to protect victims of witchcraft accusations. Ghana saw a lynching of a 90-year-old accused witch in 2020.
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Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood provide food, shelter, and dignity to hundreds displaced by floods in southern Mozambique. They serve the most vulnerable with compassion. Hundreds are affected.
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The Missionary Daughters of the Holy Family of Nazareth are restoring access to education in Venezuela after the earthquake. They are reopening their school to serve existing and displaced students. This is a collaborative effort with CADIS International.
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Pope Leo XIV confers the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medal on Darlene, a devotee of Our Lady of Manaoag. The award is given for service to the Church. Darlene is recognized for her devotion.
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The Vatican appoints Fr. Clarence Victor Marquez as rector of UST Central Seminary. He is a Dominican priest. The appointment is made by the Vatican.
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A UN report reveals 645 million people faced hunger in 2025. The report was prepared by five UN agencies. Nearly eight percent of the world's population experienced hunger last year.
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A senior cardinal urges the Archdiocese of Nueva Segovia to strengthen lay and servant leadership. This is to overcome clericalism. The cardinal made the statement to the archdiocese.
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College students at USC are increasingly attending Catholic Mass. This trend is observed at the University of Southern California. The Catholic faith is growing among students.
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Angelus News shares ways to practice Sabbath for mental and spiritual well-being. The post discusses the importance of Sabbath for health and enjoyment. It provides 10 ways to observe Sabbath.
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The pope spoke at the Conference of Major Superiors of Men's national assembly. The assembly's theme was 'One in Christ: Communal Life Today'. The pope reflected on community life.
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Cardinal Sapieha's example continues to inspire in Ukraine. He died 75 years ago. His legacy remains relevant today.
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A priest comments on post-World Cup insults between Spaniards and Argentinans. He says the human heart is made to worship and will worship something if not God. He lists alternatives such as success or a soccer team.
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A Kansas priest is arrested on charges of child sexual abuse. The priest is a former pastor at several parishes. The arrest is related to alleged abuse of a 6-year-old.
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The International Association of Exorcists warns about the risks of Family Constellations, citing its flawed concept and analogies to spiritism. The technique is based on an animist conception. The IAE reiterates its warning.
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Researchers from Universities of Padua and Pavia conducted a study on the DNA of the Shroud of Turin. The study was published in Scientific Reports. The research project was done between 2022 and 2025.
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The United Nations estimates $24 billion in direct damage to buildings and $13 billion to infrastructure. The Church is involved in relief efforts. Venezuela is recovering from a recent earthquake.
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Younger generations use irony and sincerity to grapple with ritual and meaning. Participation in organized religion has dropped in the US. This phenomenon is being interpreted as a way to find authenticity.
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Colombia's President-elect appoints a Dominican Friar as Director of the National Learning Service. The move aims to raise the status of technical and technological education. The appointment reflects the incoming government's intention.
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Chang Yanfeng is ordained bishop under the Sino-Holy See agreement. The diocese had been without a pastor for 20 years. The new bishop recently committed to a law aimed at eliminating minorities.
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A Diocese of El Paso legal aid ministry has exhausted its reserves due to a lapse in federal funds. The ministry serves unaccompanied immigrant children. It has not received payment in seven months.
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The Catholic Church in France is preparing to honor Father Jacques Hamel's memory. His sister is giving witness to forgiveness. This is ten years after his murder.
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A Catholic nun has written a vampire trilogy. The trilogy features the Eucharist. The nun's work is discussed on a Catholic blog.
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A man diagnosed with melanoma prays to St. Anthony of Padua and recovers. Doctors consider it a miracle. He had one of the most malignant forms of cancer.
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A Benedictine monastery in Catalonia runs a guesthouse. The monastery has been operated by monks from Montserrat since 1901. It is located near the site of a 1458 apparition of the Virgin.
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