Pope Leo’s “Americanism, and his comfort with popular culture, mass culture and sports make him a likable figure for many people.”
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The DHS office “conducts strategic engagements” with government at all levels, as well as private, academic, community and faith-based sectors.
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9/11 Mass at the national shrine in DC calls on Catholics to be agents of reconciliation
by Kurt Jensenby Kurt JensenArchbishop Timothy P. Broglio in his Sept. 11 homily in Washington called for “reconciliation, dialogue, and rebuilding a sense of our common humanity.”
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Judge shields more Catholic health providers as Illinois assisted suicide law takes effect
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonA federal judge on Sept. 11 temporarily blocked Illinois from enforcing the state’s physician-assisted suicide law for Catholic entities that challenged it.
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Ensuring ballot access for eligible voters part of faithful citizenship, Catholic leaders say
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonParticipation in elections is a key component of faithful citizenship for U.S. Catholics, as is advocating for free and fair elections, Catholic leaders said Sept. 11.
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Extension’s Lumen Christi Award winner to be chosen from 8 finalists and announced in fall
by OSV Newsby OSV News“We … offer them congratulations, and a great, big hearted thank you for all they are doing to bring the light of Christ to America.”
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Bishop Barron’s new film explores beauty of France’s gothic cathedrals ahead of pope’s visit
by Katie Yoderby Katie Yoder(OSV News) — A new documentary from Bishop Robert E. Barron of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, promises to take viewers on a journey through the gothic cathedrals of France. The film, which hits …
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Msgr. Roger J. Landry has taken a temporary leave from his position as director of the Pontifical Mission Societies USA, following allegations he violated priestly conduct codes for two dioceses …
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“Healing does not just happen. Peace does not just happen. Justice does not just happen. Unity does not just happen. We have to work for it.”
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The offering placed before the altar on Sept. 11, 2001, was unlike any ever seen at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Manhattan’s Financial District: the lifeless body of 68-year-old Franciscan …
