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News

At funeral, Bishop De Roo remembered for commitment to social justice

By Catholic News Service

Latino vote not monolithic, though Catholic Latinos lean Democratic, say panelists

By Melissa Cedillo

Cuba begins public consultation on marriage equality law

By Associated Press

In Lebanese crisis, religious also function as relief, social workers

By Doreen Abi Raad, Catholic News Service

Italian court blocks referendum on euthanasia

By Catholic News Service

The Francis Effect podcast: Fr. Bryan Massingale discusses book bans in US

By Heidi Schlumpf, Daniel P. Horan, David Dault

Separate oil spills unite parishes for Masses in Lima, Peruvian Amazon

By Barbara Fraser, Catholic News Service

Three new Catholic Worker communities found pandemic a perfect time to open

By Jeannine M. Pitas
Guest Voices

A tale of two synods: What will the German and Roman synodal gatherings accomplish?

By Charles E. Curran

Catholic school enrollment increases this school year, NCEA report says

By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

#ItalyChurchToo: Abuse survivors demand Italy church inquiry

By Nicole Winfield, Associated Press

Report shows more dioceses establish foundations to fund work of church

By Christina Lee Knauss, Catholic News Service

Czech cardinal accuses Germany's Cardinal Marx of 'betraying' Pope Benedict

By Christopher White

Church's multiyear initiatives on synodality, Laudato Si' and Eucharist intertwine

By Brian Roewe

Miami archbishop calls out Florida governor for views on migrant children

By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

U.S. Ukrainian Catholic bishops urge prayer, fasting for peace in Ukraine

By Gina Christian, Catholic News Service

Eritrean Orthodox patriarch dies after 16 years in detention

By Frederick Nzwili, Religion News Service

Laudato Si' Movement wants East African oil pipeline stopped

By Fredrick Nzwili, Catholic News Service
Guest Voices

El futuro is now: Is Catholic higher ed ready for the growing Hispanic community?

By Milton Javier Bravo
Guest Voices

In nursing and in church, women's wisdom has been denigrated. But we are rising.

By Geraldine Gorman

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