“Our outreach was to the family members as well. We’ve been told more than once how their faith has been strengthened and nurtured.”
Women Religious
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US bishops praise DHS policy change on wait times for religious worker visas
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“Our appreciation” for efforts supporting the religious worker visas program “cannot be overstated,” said the USCCB’s president and its migration chair.
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The work of anti-trafficking advocates faces challenges due to funding downturns and fears of reprisal amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdowns.
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Terrorists kill civilians at church-run hospital in Congolese village of North Kivu
by OSV Newsby OSV News“Kivu is … full of precious resources that has always been contested,” said Father Giovanni Piumatti. “That is why these Islamist groups receive backing.”
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Pope hails ‘courageous commitment’ of Blessed Eliswa, India’s first Indigenous nun
by Anto Akkaraby Anto AkkaraBlessed Eliswa is “a source of inspiration for all those who work, in the Church and in society, for the dignity of women,” the pope said.
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These soon-to-be-saints “experienced different elements of struggle throughout their lives” but “they maintained a constant relationship with the Lord.”
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“We must offer young people the ideal of evangelical life through the means of communication that are theirs,” Sister Albertine said.
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The aim of this pioneering research project is to gain an understanding of “the systemic conditions of abuse and determine the consequences of the abuse,”
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Her birthday brought thousands of greetings from around the world, including many from abroad. Messages poured in, including through sports platforms.
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Nicaraguan governor seizes Catholic school amid claims it is site of past crimes
by David Agrenby David AgrenThe U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs blasted the school’s seizure in a X post, decrying the “cruelty” of the nation’s dictatorship.
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