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A nun was taken into immigration custody in Texas while walking to Sunday Mass. She had been granted protection from removal to Nigeria due to potential torture. The nun has spoken out about the incident.
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Abortion count is rising as women rely more on mail-order chemical abortions. Recent data indicates an increase in chemical abortions. Women are turning to mail-order options.
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Pope Leo XIV urges a halt to Middle East attacks and a return to diplomacy. He reflects on the kingdom of God uniting people. The Pope's statement aims to promote peace.
Andrea Bocelli will sing for Pope Leo XIV with a children's choir. The choir has over 160 members from the Holy Land and Uganda. The event is scheduled for July 29.
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Pope Leo writes about the feeling of being forgotten among elderly people. His message is for the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. The theme is being forgotten.
Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia el-Kassis is named Holy See's permanent observer to UN. He succeeds Archbishop Gabriele Caccia. El-Kassis is apostolic nuncio to UAE and Yemen.
A replica of the Virgin Mary's house in Turkey has been built in the Philippines. The shrine welcomes devotees in Asia's largest Catholic nation. It features a statue and relic of Mary.
Researchers found over 2,000 square meters of 18th-century murals in St. John's Church. The murals were hidden beneath later paint. They are located in the church at the heart of Vilnius University.
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The Catholic Weekly promotes breastfeeding as part of a culture that welcomes life. It's a health issue and part of building a culture of care. The article highlights its importance.
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The Northern Territory is expected to legalise voluntary assisted dying. Labor also moves to expand access through telehealth consultations. This development is happening in Australia.
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Edmund Rice Education Australia takes on liability for abuse claims against the Christian Brothers. This move paves the way for survivors to receive compensation. The decision comes after weeks of uncertainty.
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Bishop Martin is visiting Nigerian Catholics. The visit is described as joyful. Nigerian Catholics are experiencing the visit.
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Pope calls for diplomacy amid escalating Israel-Gaza violence. He also expresses closeness to people affected by wildfires in France and Spain.
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AMECEA Bishops commit to a four-year pastoral plan for young people. They call on political leaders to end youth exploitation. The plan is a shared pastoral priority for the region.
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Catholic Bishops from Asia have approved revised governing statutes for their regional federation. The statutes were approved by bishops across Asia. This change affects the regional federation's governance.
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Cardinal Tagle comments on gossip. Catholic Bishops from Asia approve revised governing statutes. The event involves bishops from across the region.
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Pope Leo XIV praises the beatification of Patriarch Elias Hoayek at the Angelus. He prays for peace in Lebanon and strength for Maronite faithful worldwide. The beatification is a significant event for the Maronite community.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for an end to violence in the Holy Land and the Middle East. He urges dialogue, diplomacy, and prayers for peace. The Pope appeals for renewed negotiations for a just peace.
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Fr. Ibrahim Faltas condemns the situation in the West Bank and warns against fueling violence. He hopes upcoming elections will bring balance and justice to both Israelis and Palestinians. The Custody of the Holy Land's Head of Schools issued a statement.
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Pope Leo XIV gives Angelus address from Castel Gandolfo. He reflects on the Kingdom of God as a treasure that transforms lives. Christians are called to recognise what truly matters.
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Catholic bishops from Asia close a week-long summit with a call to build unity. They aim to address war, migration, and inequality. The summit was held in Jakarta.
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A bishop shares thoughts on true friendship. A true friend challenges you toward Jesus. The bishop's statement was published by CBCP News.
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Sts. Joachim and Anne are the parents of the Virgin Mary. They were childless until God blessed them with Mary. The New Testament lacks details about them.
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A new book explores Catholic shrines across America. The book covers shrines state by state. It is discussed in the National Catholic Register.
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Pope Leo has a message for older people on World Day for Grandparents. He wants to change how people view later life. The message is part of a larger effort to support older adults.
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Ezra Jin Mingri was released from detention in southern China. He had expected to spend 15 years in prison. His release followed Trump's intervention.
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Pope Leo XIV appeals to halt Mideast attacks during Angelus. The Pope made the appeal at Castel Gandolfo. The appeal comes amid ongoing Mideast conflicts.
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Pope Leo XIV delivers an Angelus address. The address is available in full text. It was given on July 26, 2026.
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Wildfires in France and Spain have killed at least one person and displaced over 250 thousand others. The fires have destroyed 400 thousand acres of land. The Pope is asking the faithful to pray.
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Archaeologists have found a 4th-century Christian city in Egypt's western desert. The city includes a basilica church, homes, and a fortress. An archive of nearly 200 inscribed documents was also discovered.
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Some grandparents feel they are a burden due to declining health. This belief can have extreme consequences. Grandparents rely on caregivers.
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Grandparents often ignore time and share stories. A simple question can lead to a long conversation. They delight in sharing their experiences.
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Pope Leo provides guidance on caring for the elderly. The World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly is an opportunity for the Church to act as a mother to all. The pope wrote about this occasion.
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Mexico is one of the top 10 countries with the highest number of refugees. Thousands are stranded due to tightened US immigration policies. They face violence from organized crime.
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St. John Henry Newman's critique of Victorian scientism is relevant today. His ideas speak to an age that relies on reason alone. Newman's work is being discussed in relation to modern issues.
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The First Choir of Angelicals praises God. They acknowledge His wonderful words and sure ways. This is a post on The Catholic Thing website.
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A grassroots faith revival is occurring among young European Christians. This movement offers hope despite cultural pessimism. It is happening among young people.
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A homily was preached on the Seventeenth Sunday at the Church of the Holy Innocents in New York City. The homily considered the faith of Saint Anne. It was part of a series on the Christian life.
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The Roman Catholic Church's celibacy rule for priests is examined. The rule's origins and implications are discussed. The history of the requirement is considered.
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Ty Wahlbrink, SJ reflects on separating good and bad voices in our hearts. He bases his reflection on the readings for the 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time. The reflection is part of a one-minute homily.
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