Advocates have urged President Donald Trump to raise human rights issues, including religious freedom, when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Washington.
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In AI guardrails push, US bishops advocate for Kids Online Safety Act at the Capitol
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonMore than a dozen U.S. bishops met with members of Congress Sept. 16 to urge them to enact effective safety guardrails on AI and to protect children online.
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Archbishop Costelloe of Perth said that with the conclusion of the trial, the Church’s investigation of Bishop Saunders “can now recommence.”
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“He’s said much of his inspiration comes from Catholic social teaching. If his conscience is really formed by the Gospel, we should hope this bears some fruit.”
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“I think we have to have integrity that who we are is who we claim to be,” Father Schmitz said at the Fort Lauderdale stop on his “Parables” tour.
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Faith has been front and center through Mexico’s World Cup run on home turf as it hosts the tournament with the United States and Canada.
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U.S. bishops issued statements expressing sorrow, warning faithful and urging prayers for unity after the excommunication of the Society of St. Pius X, or SSPX.
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The U.S. historical narrative is problematic when the role of African Americans in building the country is not acknowledged, said panelist Diann Rust-Tierney.
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US bishops thank pope for encyclical and shining ‘light of Gospel’ on AI, tech advances
by OSV Newsby OSV NewsThe U.S. bishops in a message to Pope Leo XIV June 10 thanked him for his new encyclical “Magnifica Humanitas” and for shining “the light of the Gospel” on AI.
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ efforts to dismiss a lawsuit alleging it misled donors about the purposes of the annual Peter’s …
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