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Northern Ireland’s police service faces anti-Catholic discrimination cases
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Mar 16, 2025The Vatican has released the first photo of Pope Francis since he entered Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Feb. 14.
Pope Francis prays for victims and families of deadly nightclub fire in Macedonia
Mar 16, 2025The Vatican’s Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin shared the Holy Father’s condolences for fire victims and their families through a telegram.
Pope Francis praises God for those who shine ‘light of his infinite love’ in the world
Mar 16, 2025Pope Francis on Sunday expressed his gratitude for those who bring God’s love into the world through their dedicated service to those who are sick.
Cast of ‘The Chosen’ tease what’s in store for their characters in Season 5
Mar 16, 2025“The Chosen: Last Supper” will be released in theaters in three parts — Part 1 on March 28, Part 2 on April 4, and Part 3 on April 11.
Former Catholic Relief Services head speaks out amid funding freeze
Mar 15, 2025Carolyn Woo’s statements come after the U.S. bishops issued a “very urgent” appeal earlier this week for Catholics to contribute to this year’s annual CRS collection.
U.S. bishops back Oklahoma Catholic charter school at Supreme Court
Mar 15, 2025St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School has been battling since 2023 to receive official status as a charter school in Oklahoma.
Vatican announces plans for 2028 Church postsynodal assembly
Mar 15, 2025Pope Francis has approved a three-year synodal process ending with a postsynodal ecclesial assembly in 2028, which will foster dialogue, Cardinal Mario Grech said.
LIVE UPDATES: Vatican releases Holy Father’s first photo since entering hospital
Holy See shares first photo of Pope Francis since he entered Gemelli Hospital
Pope Francis prays for victims and families of deadly nightclub fire in Macedonia
Pope Francis praises God for those who shine ‘light of his infinite love’ in the world
Vatican announces plans for 2028 Church postsynodal assembly
‘From Inclusion to Belonging’ conference welcomes Catholics with disabilities
Cast of ‘The Chosen’ tease what’s in store for their characters in Season 5
Former Catholic Relief Services head speaks out amid funding freeze
U.S. bishops back Oklahoma Catholic charter school at Supreme Court
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Christians pray 100 Our Fathers at St. Patrick’s grave in Ireland for peace and unity
Northern Ireland’s police service faces anti-Catholic discrimination cases
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