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Father Torres said he never expected “this much love from the community, and for Jillian, of course, the huge sacrifice she is making.”

The Laudato Si’ Movement-Washington State Chapter said it “holds all those affected in prayer. This devastation is heartbreaking.”

“I haven’t been to a Mass like that before,” said Dean Speed, who belongs to a Richmond parish. “It was really cool — definitely something different.”

“The loss of life on that (Aug. 27) occasion was horrific, and the impact on students, teachers and their families traumatizing,” Archbishop Hebda said Oct. 20.

“(At) this conference, we must move our hope forward through prayer, collaboration, and all initiatives. Let us walk together joyfully proclaiming the Gospel.”

The Cincinnati Archdiocese and the Girl Scouts reinstate partnership, reaching “a mutual understanding about in the faithful formation of young girls.”

Helene claimed the lives of 108 people in North Carolina and caused more than $44 billion in direct damage, and billions more in economic impact.

“Through the synodal process,” the pope said, “the Spirit has stirred the hope of an ecclesial renewal — one capable of revitalizing communities.”

“Really, for me, when I’m out among the parishioners, caring for the flock, it allows me to really respond to the flock,” Bishop Lucia said.

No matter how parishes are assisting immigrant families living in fear of ICE, it’s all about accompaniment, they say.