Amid cancer treatment, Pakaluk tended to her family while continuing her parish ministry and pro-life activism. She died Sept. 23, 1998.
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Mental health, disability training for Texas parish leaders aims to meet ‘dire need’
by James Ramosby James RamosTraining parish leaders to address mental health concerns is “a dire need, and it’s super important that every parish knows how to do that.”
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Undecided Catholic voters a dependable but swing voting bloc, report finds
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonThe report filtered focus-group participants for those who identified as Catholics and said they were undecided in the upcoming elections.
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Catholics in Indiana recently marked the 20th anniversary of the canonization of St. Theodore Guérin, a saint who served their state.
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Notre Dame vs. Villanova in Rome: When Catholic loyalties collide, who gets the cheers?
by John Knebelsby John KnebelsFor Catholic basketball fans, an upcoming contest between Notre Dame and Villanova in the Eternal City might present something of a spiritual dilemma.
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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, Catholics have long contributed to the nation’s civic and spiritual life, the nuncio to the U.S. said.
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Montse Alvarado prepares to step into Vatican communications prefect role Nov. 1
by OSV Newsby OSV NewsWASHINGTON (OSV News) — The Holy See’s Dicastery for Communication’s incoming prefect called her new role “a privilege and honor” and “a great adventure” just days before it was to …
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Bishops apologize over ‘manipulated’ White House video of prayer over Trump
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“Please know that my intention was never to cause confusion, anger, or disappointment among the people entrusted to my care,” Archbishop Grob said.
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A new report indicates 60% of adult Catholics in the U.S. believe racism exists in their local community, with about 39% saying they experienced it generally.
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Washington Letter: Trump meeting with a dozen bishops underscores major policy tensions
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“The bishops of the United States teach that the Church cannot champion any candidate or party. I hold to that,” said Denver’s Archbishop Golka.
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