Analysis: This week at the Synod on Synodality — revolution or much ado about nothing?
War in southern Lebanon puts thousands of Christians in constant danger, nun says
In defiance of country’s bishops, Venezuelan dictator decrees start of Christmas season
Synod rules out women deacons; meetings called to be ‘laboratories of synodal life’
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Archbishop Broglio calls on faithful to join in prayer on anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks
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Autistic Catholics find a voice: New support group fosters connection and belonging
Oct 3, 2024Autistic Catholics, an online resource and support group, kicked off this week with the group’s first online meeting.
Virginia school board to pay teacher $575,000 after firing over transgender pronouns
Oct 3, 2024Peter Vlaming was dismissed by the West Point School District in 2018 after he refused to use male pronouns to refer to a female student who believed she was a boy.
Pakistani woman sentenced to death for allegedly blaspheming Muhammed
Oct 3, 2024A Christian mother of four has been sentenced to death by a judge in Pakistan for allegedly spreading blasphemous messages via WhatsApp.
Who is Rolando Álvarez, the bishop persecuted by the Nicaraguan dictatorship?
Oct 3, 2024Bishop Rolando Álvarez Lagos is once again in the news after Pope Francis appointed him to participate in the second session of the Synod on Synodality.
Bishop’s message to women contemplating abortion: ‘Go to any Catholic church’
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California Catholic hospital apologizes after lawsuit claims it denied pregnant woman care
Oct 2, 2024“While elective abortions are not performed in Providence facilities, we do not deny emergency care,” a Providence St. Joseph Hospital spokesperson told CNA.
Opus Dei in Argentina denies accusations of human trafficking and labor exploitation
Oct 2, 2024The Prelature of Opus Dei in Argentina has “categorically denied” recently publicized allegations of human trafficking and labor exploitation.
Analysis: This week at the Synod on Synodality — revolution or much ado about nothing?
Synod rules out women deacons; meetings called to be ‘laboratories of synodal life’
At Synod on Synodality, pope says Church needs new ways for bishops to be ‘synodal’
Pope Francis opens Synod on Synodality assembly with warning against personal ‘agendas’
Pope Francis calls for global day of prayer, fasting amid escalating conflict in Holy Land
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Archbishop Broglio calls on faithful to join in prayer on anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks
Autistic Catholics find a voice: New support group fosters connection and belonging
Virginia school board to pay teacher $575,000 after firing over transgender pronouns
Bishop’s message to women contemplating abortion: ‘Go to any Catholic church’
California Catholic hospital apologizes after lawsuit claims it denied pregnant woman care
War in southern Lebanon puts thousands of Christians in constant danger, nun says
In defiance of country’s bishops, Venezuelan dictator decrees start of Christmas season
Who is Rolando Álvarez, the bishop persecuted by the Nicaraguan dictatorship?
Opus Dei in Argentina denies accusations of human trafficking and labor exploitation
Church in Mexico calls on country’s new president to address high crime rate
Theologian participating in Synod on Synodality heralds heterodox views
Are modern Bible translations always better? A Catholic linguist praises St. Jerome’s Vulgate
Pope Francis responds to critics of comments he made in Belgium about women
In Belgium, Pope Francis gives strong warning over scandal of abuse, cover-up
Pope Francis lauds Belgian king who chose to abdicate rather than sign abortion law
Pakistani woman sentenced to death for allegedly blaspheming Muhammed
Auxiliary bishop of Sydney: ‘The Eucharist invites us to be part of the mission of Christ’
Pope Francis’ visit to Singapore ‘has revived the faith of our people,’ cardinal says
Pope’s Asia visit draws attention to Holy See’s delicate China diplomacy
New museum in Philippines honors Cardinal Jaime Sin, a ‘voice’ against corruption
Caritas Lebanon rushes aid as millions flee escalating Israel-Hezbollah conflict
As Lebanon faces increasing conflict, Christians stand firm against war
Lebanon crisis threatens Eastern Catholic participation at Vatican Synod on Synodality
Maronite priest recounts his experience witnessing Beirut’s pager explosions
Lebanon’s Christians also affected by Israel’s attacks
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Oct 2, 2024“While my heart is heavy with the decision to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy, such weight pales in comparison to the pain suffered by victims of abuse,” the bishop said.
At Synod on Synodality, pope says Church needs new ways for bishops to be ‘synodal’
Oct 2, 2024“Never can a bishop, or any other Christian, think of himself ‘without others,’” Pope Francis said Wednesday at the first meeting of the 2024 Synod on Synodality.
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As Israel goes after Hezbollah, Catholic university president in Lebanon advocates for peace
Oct 2, 2024Holy Spirit University of Kaslik President Father Talal Hachem discusses the situation of the Christian community in Lebanon amid the current conflict.
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