Michael Okinczyk-Cruz, executive director of the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership, described the visits as “very meaningful” for detainees.
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Afterward, as Massgoers later chatted with the Augustinians and one another, the phrase “we’re so blessed” could be heard over and over again.
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At the pope’s boyhood home, the final stop of the pilgrimage, the Midwest Augustinians blessed and hung a portrait of the pope in the living room.
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New national garden promises healing for abuse survivors and all Catholics
by Katie Yoderby Katie Yoder“We can’t heal alone. We want to heal with you, with our Church, with the bishops, with the priests. We want to heal together.”
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Church can teach what’s at stake when nations choose war, not peace, cardinal says
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzIn a fractured world threatened by war, Christians can strengthen their bonds of unity to show the world that peace is possible, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich of Chicago said.
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“This is the body of Christ, bringing the body of Christ to the body of Christ,” the provincial superior of the Claretians’ USA-Canada province told the group.
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(OSV News) — Three U.S. cardinals have issued a joint statement urging the creation of a “genuinely moral foreign policy for our nation,” as the U.S. faces “the most profound …
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A Chicago priest completed a 900-mile walk from Chicago’s south suburbs to New York City Dec. 2 to highlight the difficulties immigrant families are facing under the current immigration crackdown …
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Mayor Jason House described the property as one of the “most culturally and spiritually significant locations in the United States.”
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A group of clergy and religious, and a Catholic social justice organization filed a lawsuit over being barred from bringing holy Communion and pastoral care to detainees at an immigration …
