Front-row Vatican coverage:

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'Acid on an old scar': Abuse survivors and advocates react to McCarrick's death

By Ryan Di Corpo, Camillo Barone

Pennsylvania faith groups build altar at ICE office in protest of immigration arrests

By Reina Coulibaly, Religion News Service

In 50-plus years at a cliffside Greek island monastery, one monk keeps faith and community together

By Giovanna Dell'orto, Associated Press

France turns the page on the abuse crisis as bishops elect new president of conference

By OSV News

Brian Burch, critic of Pope Francis, to be vetted as Trump's Vatican ambassador

By Heidi Schlumpf

At 'Hands Off!' rallies throughout US, sisters 'stand with the marginalized'

By Chris Herlinger

'Sad day has dawned': Trump's policy forces US bishops to abandon children, refugees

By NCR Staff, Kate Scanlon, OSV News

Peace and care for creation are linked, dicastery says

By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service

Catholic Church denounces online sale of Carlo Acutis relics

By Silvia Stellacci, Giovanna Dell'orto, Associated Press

Hermanas católicas denuncian en la ONU la 'crisis' de la violencia de género

By Chris Herlinger

Sisters support migrants in need through nonprofit Border Compassion

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Rosemont College to merge with nearby Villanova University

By Nate Tinner-Williams, Black Catholic Messenger

NCR's Vatican correspondent to join initiative at Georgetown University

By Camillo Barone

Disgraced former Cardinal McCarrick dies at 94

By James V. Grimaldi, Camillo Barone

Harvard Divinity School pauses religion and conflict educational initiative, cuts its staff

By Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service

Prison calls lead Chicago Archdiocese to allege fraud against abuse claimants in moneymaking scheme

By Simone Orendain, OSV News

A man has shot and killed a Catholic priest at his parish rectory in northeast Kansas

By Associated Press

Colleges say the Trump administration is using new tactics to expel international students

By Collin Binkley, Annie Ma, Makiya Seminera , Associated Press

US cuts of funds for fighting HIV/AIDS in Africa has many on edge

By Tawanda Karombo

Foreign aid cuts could mean 10 million more HIV infections by 2030 – and almost 3 million extra deaths

By Rowan Martin-Hughes, Debra ten Brink, Nick Scott, The Conversation

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