Wednesday, August 5, 2026 · Ordinary Time, Week 18 · Green · Africa · Asia · Europe · Oceania
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A study by the Institute for Family Studies found that many young men feel lonely, disconnected, and shut out of the American dream.
A study by the Institute for Family Studies found that many young men feel lonely, disconnected, and shut out of the American dream. Over 40% of respondents agreed with the statement 'I am inclined to think that I am a failure'. The study highlights the struggles of young men in the US.
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Catholic environmental advocates call for ethical consideration of AI data centers' energy and water use. They urge the faithful to weigh technology through the lens of stewardship and human dignity.
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A couple continues walking the Camino de Santiago 13 years after their son's death. Their faith in themselves, marriage, family, and God remains strong.
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Bishop Kevin Vann blesses the Poong Jesus Nazareno Filipino Catholic Center in Anaheim. The center was opened a year ago. The bishop dedicated the church and altar.
SourcesOC Catholic
St. Boniface Catholic Church in Orange County has a little-known pilgrimage site. The church features windows depicting the catechism. It is the first continuously operating Catholic church in the area.
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DOSJFM presents a musical concert to benefit impoverished youth in the Philippines. The concert aims to support poor regions in northern Luzon and Samar-Leyte. The event is organized by DOSJFM.
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Young adults from St. Thomas More encounter Christ through a mission in Jamaica. The mission takes place in Jamaica, beyond the resorts of Montego Bay. The event involves young adults and their experience with Christ.
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Dominican Sisters of Mission San José celebrate 150 years in the Bay Area. The ministry started with three sisters from New York and has grown into an international community. The sisters are known for their preaching and community work.
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Wildfires force 65,000 to evacuate. The bishop of Spokane calls for prayer for those suffering and serving. The evacuation is due to wildfires.
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Elijah searches for God's presence in today's first reading. He knows his creator and is looking for a sign. The prophet's search is described in the reading.
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Mladifest continues with Pope's message to youth. The festival's motto is 'Ad fontem! To the source!' Vandalism occurred at Medjugorje shrine.
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The Feast of the Assumption is deeply biblical. Scripture does not narrate the event directly. The Assumption has meaning for Catholics.
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A Catholic priest, Father Samuel Opeyemi Oyetoro, was killed in a roadside ambush in Nigeria.
A Catholic priest, Father Samuel Opeyemi Oyetoro, was killed in a roadside ambush in Nigeria. He was attacked with a machete and sustained severe head wounds. The Diocese of Lokoja has announced his death and called for prayers.
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A Los Angeles woman is making 700 rosaries after finding comfort in prayer. She had a breakdown and her dad suggested praying the rosary, which helped her. Now she is on a mission to create rosaries.
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Florida's Attorney General threatens to cut voucher funding for Catholic schools over vaccine rules. The move affects Catholic schools in Florida. The AG's action is in response to the schools' vaccine policies.
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A federal court order allows Catholic counselors in Michigan to continue offering Catholic-based 'talk therapy' to children struggling with gender dysphoria and identity. The services will be permitted to continue. This decision affects Catholic counseling services in Michigan.
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Spanish Catholic bishops speak out on the crisis caused by massive illegal entry of migrants into Spain from Morocco. Pope Leo XIV has described the situation as 'alarming'.
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The pilgrim images of Our Lady of Guadalupe and St. Juan Diego start their annual tour of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The 2026 schedule has been expanded. The tour is part of the archdiocese's events.
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A pilgrim shares their experience on the Camino de Santiago, discussing Eucharistic miracles and encountering Pope Leo. The Camino is a personal journey with varying motivations and experiences. The pilgrim's story is shared on Angelus News.
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An Israeli airstrike damages a Catholic-backed hospital in Gaza City. The hospital says the explosions create confusion among medical staff and place additional psychological pressure on patients.
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Catholic groups warn a new asylum rule puts applicants at risk of deportation. The rule could impact nearly 445,000 people.
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Angelus News publishes a reflection on Joseph Conrad’s ‘The Heart of Darkness’. The reflection considers whether hope can be found in the novel.
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Archbishop Wester defends religious liberty for Muslims amid mosque dispute. He says Muslims have the same right to worship freely as every other faith community. The dispute is over a mosque.
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The Vatican confirms the ordination of two bishops in China. Father Francis Xavier Duan Yongkun was ordained as coadjutor bishop of Bameng. The ordinations were under an agreement between the Vatican and China.
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A pro-life activist convicted under the FACE Act has reached a settlement with the federal government. The activist was one of 23 pardoned by President Donald Trump. The settlement was reached with the DOJ.
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A suspect in a Rhode Island shooting is believed to be a former Vatican miracle baby. The Vatican deemed the man's recovery from a health crisis as a newborn a miracle in 2025. The suspect is involved in a double shooting in Rhode Island.
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Pope Leo XIV spoke with NBC News about being the first American pope. He discussed his diverse ancestry and a potential visit to the United States.
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President Donald Trump marks the 45th anniversary of the martyrdom of Blessed Stanley Rother.
President Donald Trump marks the 45th anniversary of the martyrdom of Blessed Stanley Rother. Trump calls Rother "a champion of human dignity". The White House issues a statement acknowledging the anniversary.
SourcesAngelus NewsCatholic ReviewNational Catholic RegisterCatholic News AgencyOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun
A Polish man is arrested for vandalizing the Medjugorje shrine in Bosnia.
A Polish man is arrested for vandalizing the Medjugorje shrine in Bosnia. The suspect faced job loss and divorce.
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