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“Wherever you think you see religion still serving prejudice and hatred, you are not seeing true religion,” but rather “the ...
Clerical sexual abuse continues to be “a real crisis,” one that the Catholic Church still must learn to deal with, ...
British Catholics welcomed the presence of King Charles III and top royals at the Sept. 16 funeral Mass for the Duchess of ...
The luncheon closed with a call for Catholic leaders to continue supporting education and social services that strengthen the ...
Catholic Charities launched the Pre-Apprenticeship Green Construction Program to open career opportunities in the growing ...
Pope Leo XIV praised the late Duchess of Kent, who joined the Catholic Church in 1994, for her “Christian goodness” and her ...
“Just as God rested after creating the universe, so did the Son rest after completing the work of redemption, having loved us ...
The “Healing and Hope” initiative takes its name from the campaign’s introductory statement by Archbishop Gudziak and Bishop ...
In his “Second Homily on Lazarus,” St. John Chrysostom said that the “rich man is a kind of steward of the money which is owed for distribution to the poor.” That is how the Christian is meant to view ...
Shovels hit the ground and soil piled high Sept. 6 as parishioners, Scouts and Knights of Columbus members at St. Peter’s ...
The Basilica of the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg, Md., was filled to capacity Sept. 14 as ...
The Church’s constant task of bringing the Gospel to all people requires “a theology that is incarnate, imbued with the human ...
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