In casting his ballot, Pope Leo became not only the first pope to vote in a U.S. election, but also provided what some observers called a timely moral witness.
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Abundant gratitude was expressed for the Oct. 31 beatification of five Franciscans known as the Georgia Martyrs in a Mass of thanksgiving at the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the …
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Pilgrims poured in from all over Georgia, the United States and even around the world to honor five 16th-century Franciscan martyrs were given the title “blessed” on Oct. 31, the …
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The Georgia Martyrs, Ffve Franciscan friars killed in present-day Georgia for defending Church teaching in 1597 were beatified Oct. 31 in a Mass where Church leaders considered their witness amid …
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (OSV News) — When Jared Seff, a Catholic artist and art instructor, decided to enter the Diocese of Savannah’s art competition for the official image of the Georgia …
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Interfaith migration policy summit seeks common ground on welcoming the stranger
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonMore than 1 in 6 Catholics are either vulnerable to deportation themselves or could see a family member deported, barring law or policy changes.
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Data points to “signs of strength and stability” in religious behavior in the U.S.; but there are “mixed signals” with young adults, finds Pew Research Center.
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“She was a courageous and heroic defender of human dignity, and a woman of faith who inspired generations of young Hispanic leaders, especially women.”
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Bishops, Franciscans and other pilgrims traveled to St. Catherines Island, the site where some of the five Georgia Martyrs had a mission and were buried.
