SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun
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Wednesday, August 5
1 story · 1 corroboratedTuesday, August 4
4 stories · 4 corroborated- 01 discussCatholic Life19h ago
A documentary on Blessed Stanley Rother premiered in Oklahoma City, inspiring many.
4 sources·The Catholic SpiritDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic Sun+1
A documentary on Blessed Stanley Rother premiered in Oklahoma City, inspiring many. Over 600 people attended the screening in three theaters. The film tells the story of the American priest martyred in Guatemala.
SourcesThe Catholic SpiritDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV News
- 02 discussEducation17h ago
A University of Notre Dame report offers 12 recommendations to improve seminarian formation, focusing on psychological services and supporting chastity and celibacy.
4 sources·Diocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic WeeklyThe Catholic Sun+1
A University of Notre Dame report offers 12 recommendations to improve seminarian formation, focusing on psychological services and supporting chastity and celibacy. The report highlights mental health challenges and calls for bishops to focus on quality of seminarians. It aims to improve seminary formation.
SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic WeeklyThe Catholic SunOSV News
- 03 discussBishops21h ago
A Washington state bishop is calling for prayer as wildfires have torched entire neighborhoods, leading to thousands of evacuations and hundreds of destroyed buildings.
5 sources·Catholic ReviewDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic Sun+2
A Washington state bishop is calling for prayer as wildfires have torched entire neighborhoods, leading to thousands of evacuations and hundreds of destroyed buildings. The Diocese of Spokane is affected. The bishop urges outreach and prayer.
SourcesCatholic ReviewDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV NewsAmerica
- 04 discussCatholic Life13h ago
Parish groups nationwide aim to donate rosaries ahead of the September 24 beatification in St. Louis.
6 sources·Diocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic WeeklyThe Catholic Sun+3
Parish groups nationwide aim to donate rosaries ahead of the September 24 beatification in St. Louis. Each rosary will be blessed before the beatification. The rosaries will continue to be prayed after the beatification.
SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic WeeklyThe Catholic SunOSV NewsCatholic New YorkThe Monitor
Monday, August 3
5 stories · 3 corroborated- 01 discussReligious Freedom1d ago
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier demands Catholic schools adopt religious exemptions to vaccine requirements.
4 sources·The Catholic SpiritDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic Sun+1
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier demands Catholic schools adopt religious exemptions to vaccine requirements. A law scholar says this is a 'clear violation' of the First Amendment. The AG's letter reflects a misunderstanding of Americans' right to religious freedom.
SourcesThe Catholic SpiritDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV News
- 02 discussDioceses1d ago
The Diocese of El Paso has shut down its legal aid ministry to unaccompanied child migrants due to the Trump administration withholding almost $1 million in funding.
4 sources·Diocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV News+1
The Diocese of El Paso has shut down its legal aid ministry to unaccompanied child migrants due to the Trump administration withholding almost $1 million in funding. The ministry provided aid to young immigrants. The decision affects the program's operations.
SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV NewsAmerica
- 03 discussReligious Freedom1d ago
A federal judge temporarily shields four orders of women religious and Catholic healthcare ministries from a New York state law allowing assisted suicide.
5 sources·The Catholic WeeklyCatholic ReviewThe Catholic Spirit+2
A federal judge temporarily shields four orders of women religious and Catholic healthcare ministries from a New York state law allowing assisted suicide. The law permits physicians to aid terminally ill adults in dying by suicide. The shield is temporary.
SourcesThe Catholic WeeklyCatholic ReviewThe Catholic SpiritDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Texas Catholic
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