“We pray also for the family and friends of those who died or were injured as well as for the many who are traumatized by this shooting.”
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“We still have the chair that Archbishop Sheen sat in when he would preach here at Saint Agnes,” said parish office manager Anna Megan.
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(OSV News) — The Trump administration’s move to seize a New Mexico pilgrimage site for border wall construction — despite religious liberty objections — continues to be contested in court, …
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1776-era vespers in Philadelphia transport Catholics to connect faith with American Revolution
by Jay Sorgiby Jay SorgiThe time machine to Catholic evening prayer in late 18th-century America began just outside the church with Father Pasley, six fellow priests, fife and drum players and historians wearing clothing …
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New USCIRF chair says Nigeria remains key concern for international religious freedom watchdog
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonReligious persecution predominantly affecting Christian communities in Nigeria remains a key concern for the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, the commission’s new chair told OSV News
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Participants regularly walk Baltimore’s streets, building relationships and seeking to share the love of God through personal presence.
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5 takeaways from Pope Leo’s message for the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
by Megan Marleyby Megan Marley“The painful feeling of being forgotten is, unfortunately, shared by many people, and among them are quite a few elderly people,” Pope Leo wrote.
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The incident was “a case of it (the OpenAI model group) just plain outsmarting” the test and doing “something unexpected.”
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Sister Leticia said when she asked the ICE agents, “can I go to Mass; can I just attend Mass, can I receive Communion?’, the answer was ‘no.'”
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Several “perpetual pilgrims” who accompanied the Eucharist across the country’s eastern seaboard described powerful moments of communal worship as a nation.
